Moldova M3 money supply falls 0.7% in September
Moldova’s M3 money supply fell 0.7% month on month in September 2026, the National Bank reported on 20 October. The monetary base declined 2.1% and bank deposit balances fell 0.5%.
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Moldova’s M3 money supply fell 0.7% month on month in September 2026, the National Bank reported on 20 October. The monetary base declined 2.1% and bank deposit balances fell 0.5%.
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