European natural gas prices continue to climb, supported by geopolitical tensions, uncertainty in LNG trade, and weaker supply flows into the region. Market conditions remain tight as storage levels lag seasonal norms, keeping traders focused on the next moves in the energy market.
Moldova’s gas procurement costs rose sharply in the first half of 2026, with the market seeing notable month-to-month volatility and a peak in spring. Regulatory data also point to a changing consumption pattern and a revised outlook for the rest of the year, with further price pressure expected in the coming months.
Moldova will receive a 40 million euro loan from the European Investment Bank to modernize 20 schools in the country as part of a project with a total cost of 51.5 million euros
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