The Ministry of Finance announced that as of April 30, 2025, Moldova’s domestic state debt reached 48.09 billion lei, reflecting an increase of 4.13 billion lei since the start of the year. According to BANI.MD, the primary driver of this rise was the additional issuance of state securities (SS) on the primary market, amounting to 3.88 billion lei in nominal value.
To attract financing, the government continued issuing bonds with various maturities. Amid growing investor interest in public debt instruments, these auctions gained momentum.
Between January and April 2025, the average weighted interest rate on SS sold via auctions stood at 8.61%, marking an increase of 3.65 percentage points compared to the 2024 average. The interest rates by maturity were:
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91 days – 3.02%
182 days – 8.21%
364 days – 9.24%
1 year – 8.00%
2 years – 7.86%
3 years – 7.26%
5 years – 8.50%
7 years – 9.00%
For context, Moldova’s domestic state debt at the end of October 2024 stood at 41 billion lei.