AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMonetary Policy: The National Bank raised its key rate by two percentage points to 11%, aiming to curb inflation and encourage saving. Tax Rules: Parliament aligned direct-tax legislation with EU standards, changing rules on interest, royalties, dividends and foreign-company profits. Business Costs: New deregulation measures are expected to save passenger-transport operators 36.6 million lei a year, while simplifying rules in sectors including agriculture, pharmacies and tourism. Trade and Farming: Moldova’s exports topped 63 billion lei in the first ten months of 2026, against imports of 176 billion lei. Fresh cherries can now be shipped to China, and the EIB’s €150 million Fruit Garden programme will help farmers and food businesses modernise and reach EU markets. Energy Infrastructure: Parliament declared the Strășeni–Gutinaș power line and Strășeni substation upgrade projects of national interest, speeding up approvals for the work. Air Travel: New Moldovan carrier Polaris Airlines has started flights between Chișinău and Istanbul, with plans to add European routes.
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