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In 2022, retail trade in Moldova fell by 1.8% or 92.2 million lei. Consumption declined due to a significant increase in prices and a decrease in real incomes of citizens. The population bought fewer goods, but paid more for them - by 23%. Such data was presented by the Ministry of Economy in its monthly report on socio-economic evolution.

Top 10 most expensive products for the year:

Electricity +168.7%
Gas +77.1%
Transport +63.4%
Eggs +59.1%
Vegetables +56.1%
Sugar +55.7%
Fruit +48.8%
Fuel +35.9%
Bread +30.3%

https://www.kp.md/online/news/5178947/
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I'm sorry to hear about the challenging situation with your business due to the economic downturn in Moldova. It's tough when prices rise, and incomes decline, making it harder for businesses to thrive. In such times, it's crucial to adapt and explore new opportunities.
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European leaders have been busy digging grave for their own countries in the last two years or so!  Laughing