Moldova GDP per Capita PPP

Moldova’s GDP per capita measured in purchasing‑power‑parity terms has risen from a low of 2,909.85 in 1999, the all‑time trough, to a peak of 19,590.73 in 2025, placing the country 99th in the world. Over the 36‑year series the indicator more than sextupled, reflecting gradual structural reforms, expanding trade links and modest improvements in productivity. The 2025 level is only slightly below that of Paraguay (19,717.19) and Dominica (19,381.06), suggesting that Moldova is now competing with upper‑middle‑income economies despite its lower rank in earlier decades. The early 1990s figure of 6,894.51 demonstrates how far the economy has progressed since independence, yet the growth path remains vulnerable to external shocks, demographic decline and limited fiscal space. Continued diversification of exports and deeper integration into European value chains could sustain the upward trajectory, while a reversal in these areas would likely stall or reverse the recent gains.