Economic

Invest in Moldova: 8% fixed interest rates

The Ministry of Finance announces a new issue of government securities, available tomorrow through the EVMS.MD platform.

Thus, from March 10-19, government securities with a 1-year maturity at an 8% fixed interest rate, and 2-year maturity at an 8.15% fixed interest rate, will be available for subscription. The ministry states this financial instrument offers citizens the opportunity to safeguard their savings against risks like inflation and economic fluctuations.

The EVMS.MD platform, launched on July 31, 2024, marks a first for the Moldovan financial market. This new portal enables direct transactions with Government Securities for all Moldovan citizens, including those in the diaspora.

To invest, individuals must create an account on the platform, hold a bank account at a Moldovan bank, and possess a Moldovan-issued electronic signature. This mechanism allows the state to borrow directly from citizens.

In turn, investors who purchase G-Securities earn interest, and upon maturity, they recover their initial investment.

Translation by Iurie Tataru

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