Moldova–EU Investment Push: Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu told the Moldova–EU Investment Conference in Chișinău that the debate is shifting from Moldova’s potential to how fast it can turn reforms into real growth and investment, as officials highlighted progress toward EU single-market rules and the next steps for services and capital freedoms. EU Accession Momentum: European Parliament Vice-President Victor Negrescu urged the EU to launch political negotiations and open all accession clusters with Moldova, while Hungary’s move to lift its Ukraine veto also signals possible talks for Moldova. Energy Trade Economics: Moldova’s energy ministry says the natural gas transit tariff on the route to Ukraine will be cut by 90% from Oct. 1, 2026, aiming to make the corridor more economically feasible for consumers. Road & Infrastructure Finance: The EBRD approved an extra €150m for rehabilitating the Chișinău–Leușeni road and the Chișinău bypass, bringing the total to €300m and adding digital tools for road maintenance planning. Business Climate & Regulation: AmCham criticized Moldova’s public consultation process for shortening deadlines and limiting business input, calling for stricter monitoring and a unified consultation calendar. Railway Cash Crunch: Moldovan Railways is putting 16 locomotives up for sale amid a deepening financial crisis and reported debts of about Lei 450m in 2025. Agriculture Digitalization: A Moldovan company (Biosfera) rolled out a farmer-focused mobile app for the AGRODAT platform, supported by EU digital transformation funds.