OREANDA-NEWS. January 03, 2014. In Q3 2013, they made up \\$340 million, 1.9 times up over the previous quarter, NBM reports. About USD 302.9 million of a total amount of the loans attracted in Q3 2013 were long-term credits. Short-term ones made up USD 37.1 million. 

In Q3 2013 the government of Moldova received loans amounting to USD 26.75 million from international organizations. In particular, the Council of Europe Development Bank provided USD 9.28 million; the International Development Association did USD 8.28 million; the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development’s loan to Moldova made up USD 4.18 million; the European Investment Bank lent the government USD 3.01 million. 

In the reporting period, Moldova’s authorities paid USD 21.26 million on credits they had received. The National Bank of Moldova did not borrow new loans in the reporting period, but paid off USD 5.05 million on loans IMF had provided Moldova with. 

In July-September 2013 banks of Moldova borrowed from abroad USD 146.61 million and paid back loans amounting to USD 103.87 million. Other sectors of the economy attracted new loans at an amount of USD 166.64 million and paid back USD 59.62 million of USD 62.7 million scheduled.