The National Bank of Moldova (NBM) forecasts a rise in global food prices in 2026–2027
The National Bank of Moldova has warned that the global food market is heading into a new period of upward pressure, as geopolitical tensions, volatile energy prices and weather-related disruptions continue to affect supply chains. The central bank's latest policy decision also signals a tighter monetary stance, reflecting growing inflation risks in the external environment.
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