Okay, you mean slight magnetization of the crust of the moon, not a dipolar field.

But how can there be a magnetic(?) link between the moon and the Earth, when the moon is most of the times outside of the Earth's bow shock and thus only interacting with solar wind magnetic field?

Also, I think everyone now agrees that Venus has no internal magnetic field and the whole magnetosphere is created by draped field lines from the solar wind. There could be slight surface anomalies just like at Mars, but that will be all (although the surface temperature of Venus may be above the Curie point, destroying any anomalies). In a couple of months the periapsis of VEX will be lowered and we will get even closer to the surface.

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