Moldova's state budget revenues increase by 15 per cent in first nine months of 2025
The state budget revenues have increased by 15 per cent in the first nine months of this year, reaching 57 billion lei. The Finance Ministry presented figures to this effect today.
According to the cited source, general and collected revenues amounted to 56.2 billion lei, while revenues from projects funded by external sources totaled 572.9 million lei.
At the same time, state budget expenditures increased by 12 per cent, amounting to about 64 billion lei.
According to Finance Ministry’s data, the fulfillment of the state budget at the end of September concluded with a deficit of approximately 7 billion lei. The deficit was financed from both domestic and external sources.
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