In Moldova, the labor force (the economically active population aged 15–89) totaled 926,900 people in the second quarter of 2026, an increase of 2.5% compared with the first quarter
Moldova's industrial sector showed significant growth in the first half of the year, although the trend varied across sectors. The most significant changes were recorded in a number of manufacturing sectors and in the energy sector, while output in certain sectors, on the other hand, declined.
Industrial producer prices in Moldova edged higher in July, with the latest data showing mixed trends across the main sectors of the economy. The figures point to continued pressure in some segments, while one key area remained stable, underscoring a nuanced picture that may matter for businesses watching input costs and industrial momentum.
In June, Moldova's foreign trade showed mixed trends: exports continued to grow, and imports also increased. The statistics indicate a noticeable improvement in performance compared to both the previous month and last year; the full version of the report provides details on the structure of shipments and key market changes.
Moldova's exports to markets outside the EU and the CIS increased significantly in January–May, and their share of total exports continued to grow. However, trends varied by market: some markets saw steady growth, while others experienced a noticeable decline, indicating a significant restructuring of foreign trade flows.
In Moldova, inflation for January–July 2026 stood at 4.65%, compared with 5.15% for the same period a year earlier
In July, trends in consumer prices varied significantly across a number of countries in Europe and the region, ranging from steady growth to deflation. Moldova was among the countries with negative monthly inflation, while in some countries the decline in prices was even more pronounced, making this comparison particularly revealing for assessing regional trends.
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