In October, Energocom purchased electricity at a higher price than the previous month, due to changes in the supply structure and a shift in purchases toward more expensive consumption hours. Imports continued to account for the bulk of the supply, while a significant portion of demand was met through domestic generation and market mechanisms.
In Moldova, sectoral indicators pointed to an improvement in economic activity in the third quarter of 2026, although the regulator also noted factors that could intensify inflationary pressures in the coming months. In explaining its latest monetary policy decision, the National Bank highlighted trends in production, trade, transportation, and consumer demand, as well as changes in foreign trade.
In Moldova, imports significantly outpaced exports in the first ten months of 2026, and the foreign trade deficit reached a notable level. The Customs Service also identified the key commodity categories that shaped the structure of imports and exports—the full version of this article provides detailed data on the main categories.
The estimated purchase price of gas contracted by Energocom for November is approximately 87.271 euros/MWh, compared with 76.346 euros/MWh in October
Moldova's economic agenda is being reshaped on several fronts, from a revised growth outlook and new energy rules to fresh moves in trade regulation and public investment. At the same time, major financing, infrastructure and banking developments point to a busy period ahead for businesses and policymakers.
Moldova successfully tested a mechanism for purchasing gas in Ukraine, and Energocom acquired its first 2 million cubic meters of gas on the Ukrainian exchange at a price lower than that on the TTF spot market
The value of passenger car imports into Moldova in 2026 is estimated at $1.14 billion—an 11% increase from the previous year
Moldova's policy and business agenda is set for a busy day, with major moves in energy financing, administrative reform, banking performance and infrastructure projects. The full briefing also covers shifts in trade, agriculture, industry and upcoming decisions that could reshape several sectors in the months ahead.
Moldova's economy showed a mixed picture in the latest data, with retail and industrial activity moving higher while some external trade and investment indicators weakened. At the same time, the authorities are advancing a new round of regulatory changes, market reforms and privatization plans that could reshape conditions for businesses in several sectors.
Moldova intends to expand cooperation with Qatar in the field of renewable energy and attract Qatari investment in agriculture, the modernization of processing infrastructure, IT, and healthcare
Starting January 1, 2027, Moldova plans to reserve the entire volume of sugar imported from the EU under the tariff quota for processors
Moldova's exports in August 2026 totaled 268.5 million euros, down 16.2% from the previous month
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