The Romanian Commodities Exchange (RCE) has officially launched its operations in the Moldovan market. Deputy Prime Minister Dumitru Alaiba emphasized that this development presents a significant opportunity for local companies and support for the country’s economy.
The Romanian Commodities Exchange in Moldova is a platform where buyers and sellers can negotiate transparently, determining the best prices based on supply and demand.
Purchasing goods through the exchange is simple and efficient, ensuring quick transactions. Registration is free and straightforward, requiring only the signing of a membership agreement and relevant documents for access to trading platforms.
“We have established a commodity exchange in Moldova. We are building a faster, more adaptable, modern, and freer economy. Just a few months ago, we announced the expansion of the Romanian Commodities Exchange in Moldova, and yesterday, it officially commenced operations in our market! I stressed then, and I reaffirm now, that a Commodities Exchange is a major opportunity for our companies and an important support for the country’s economy,” said Dumitru Alaiba.
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The Deputy Prime Minister highlighted several benefits of the Moldovan Stock Exchange. One key advantage is transparency, which ensures transactions and market information are public and accessible, fostering a fair and competitive business environment. This transparency is crucial for stimulating competition and expanding companies’ access to national and international business opportunities.
Another benefit is healthy competition. The RCE will enhance the cost-benefit ratio for traded goods, optimizing purchase and sale efficiency. Private companies and public institutions can participate in auctions and transactions under free market rules, promoting a more transparent and competitive public procurement process.
Dumitru Alaiba also emphasized transaction security, stating that the RCE guarantees high protection by covering transactions up to 100% of their value, thus ensuring a safe environment for all participants.
Alaiba encouraged companies to register on the RCE and take advantage of the benefits offered by this modern financial instrument.
In February of this year, the Moldovan Parliament recognized EU commodity exchanges by passing a deregulation package submitted by the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization. It aimed at facilitating entrepreneurs’ access to foreign markets with fair prices and reduced risks.