Romanian Commodities Exchange launched activity in Moldova

Chisinau, Oct 25 /MOLDPRES/- Romanian Commodities Exchange has officially started its activity on the Moldovan market. Deputy Prime Minister Dumitru Alaiba said that the action is a major opportunity for our companies and an important support for the country's economy.

The Romanian Commodities Exchange in the Republic of Moldova is a platform that provides an opportunity for buyers and sellers to negotiate transparently, according to supply and demand, the best price for both sides.

The process of purchasing goods on the exchange is simple and efficient, ensuring speedy transactions. Registration is easy and free of charge. It requires signing a membership agreement and documents for access to trading platforms.

"We have a commodity exchange in Moldova. We are building a faster, more adaptable, more modern, freer economy. Just a few months ago, we announced the expansion of the Romanian Commodity Exchange in Moldova. Yesterday, it officially started its activity on our market! I emphasized then, and I reaffirm now: a Commodities Exchange is a major opportunity for our companies, being an important support for the country's economy", said Dumitru Alaiba.

He said that the Moldovan Stock Exchange brings numerous benefits. One of these is transparency, which means that all transactions and market information are public and accessible, promoting a fair and competitive business environment. This is crucial for stimulating competition and increasing companies' access to national and international business opportunities.

Transaction security is another advantage highlighted by Dumitru Alaiba. Thus, BRM will offer a high degree of security, guaranteeing transactions up to 100% of the value, thus ensuring a safe environment for all participants, the official said.

Dumitru Alaiba invited companies to register on BRM and take advantage of the benefits of this modern financial instrument.

EU commodity exchanges were recognized by the Moldovan Parliament in February this year, through a deregulation package submitted by the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization, aimed at facilitating our entrepreneurs' access to foreign markets with fair prices and reduced risks.