The Fintech Moldova Conference will take place in Chișinău on October 2 as part of Moldova Business Week 2026
The Fintech Moldova Conference (FMC26) will take place in Chișinău on October 2 as part of Moldova Business Week 2026
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On September 30, Moldova will begin accepting applications for a startup support fund with a capital of 1 million euros
A fund with capital of more than 1 million euros to support Moldova's startup ecosystem will officially begin accepting applications on September 30, the third day of Moldova Business Week
InfoMarket Morning Brief | 21.09.2026
Moldova's economic agenda is being shaped by a mix of monetary tightening, new tax rules and fresh infrastructure funding, while exporters and businesses are adapting to shifting trade and logistics conditions. The full briefing also tracks notable changes in reserves, industrial prices, rail cargo flows and several investment projects that could matter for markets and policymakers.
Moldova purchases gas in advance from various suppliers to reduce risks and to lower prices
Moldova is planning its gas purchases for the upcoming season in advance and in stages, using various types of contracts and competitive procedures to mitigate price risks and ensure a steady supply for consumers. The Ministry of Energy notes that current exchange prices do not reflect the full picture, as a significant portion of the volume has already been contracted for the upcoming period.
Agrocereale called for flexible licensing of grain imports to balance the market
Agrocereale believes that the licensing regime for grain and oilseed imports should not be a political ban, but rather a flexible tool that can be activated or deactivated depending on market conditions. The association points out that the decision should be based on actual production, consumption, and processing needs so as not to put pressure on prices for farmers while at the same time ensuring that processing plants are not left without raw materials.
Moldova's agricultural exports have begun to grow again after three years of decline
After three years of continuous decline—from approximately 1.94 billion to 1.39 billion euros—Moldova's agricultural exports resumed growth starting in the third quarter of 2025 and reached 1.79 billion euros - Veaceslav Ioniţă
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