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    Moldova's Parliament Passes 2025 Budget With Deficit at 4% of GDP

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    Posted on December 26, 2024

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    Last updated: January 27, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Moldova's parliament has approved the 2025 budget with a 4.05% GDP deficit, projecting increased revenues and expenditures.

    Moldova's 2025 Budget Passed with 4% GDP Deficit

    KYIV (Reuters) - Moldova's parliament approved the budget for 2025 with a deficit of 4.05% of gross domestic product (GDP) on Thursday.

    Budget revenues were put at 71.6 billion Moldovan lei ($3.9 billion), up by 6.8% compared with 2024, and the expenditures were put at 85.4 billion lei, up by 4.1%.

    The state debt is expected to amount to 39.2% of GDP.

    ($1 = 18.4315 Moldovan lei)

    (Reporting by Alexander Tanas, writing by Anastasiia Malenko)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Moldova's 2025 budget approved with a 4.05% GDP deficit.
    • •Budget revenues set at 71.6 billion Moldovan lei.
    • •Expenditures projected at 85.4 billion lei.
    • •State debt expected to be 39.2% of GDP.
    • •Economic growth anticipated with increased revenues.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Moldova's parliament passes 2025 budget with deficit at 4% of GDP

    1What is the main topic?

    The main topic is Moldova's approval of the 2025 budget with a 4.05% GDP deficit.

    2What are the budget revenues for 2025?

    The budget revenues for 2025 are set at 71.6 billion Moldovan lei.

    3What is the expected state debt for Moldova in 2025?

    The state debt is expected to amount to 39.2% of GDP.

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