The National Bank of Moldova (NBM) is closely monitoring inflation trends and stands ready to take all necessary measures to maintain price stability and support economic growth, Governor Anca Dragu stated during a meeting with Hubert Knirsch, the Ambassador of Germany to the Republic of Moldova.
Governor Dragu emphasized that the NBM’s recent policy decisions have contributed to a gradual decline in inflation, confirming the expected downward trajectory.
“This balance has been achieved through consistent implementation of structural reforms, strengthened governance in the financial sector, and prudent, responsible management of monetary policy. Such an approach enables us to respond effectively to challenges and promote sustainable economic development,” said Anca Dragu.
She stressed that balanced and inclusive economic growth can be achieved only within a resilient, well-capitalized, and well-governed financial system.
Reiterating Moldova’s firm path toward the European Union, the Governor noted that the National Bank plays a leading role in advancing reforms and assumes key responsibilities in implementing the Reform Agenda within the framework of European integration.
The two officials also discussed the modernization of Moldova’s financial infrastructure, highlighting the MIA Instant Payments System—a major step forward in the digitalization of financial services and a benchmark achievement for the country.
They further noted the progress achieved through Moldova’s accession to the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA), which has strengthened the country’s integration into the European payments and financial services market.
The NBM–Germany partnership in the financial and banking sector remains a priority, fostering financial stability and supporting Moldova’s sustainable economic development.