Bulgaria does not meet the inflation criterion and is not ready to join the Eurozone from January 1, 2025. This was expectedly stated by the European Central Bank
In 2024, the Bulgarian budget will supplement the pension system with over 5 billion euros and so it may be necessary to take on new debt
Following a year of decline, Bulgarian exports finally started to grow again. This is shown by the preliminary data of the country’s National Statistical Institute (NSI)
The Bulgarian caretaker government of Dimitar Glavchev is taking on another 1.1 billion euros in new debt by the end of the year. This is revealed from the published indicative state bond issuance calendar
Ten new jobs in Dobrich lead to an increase in local employment by a total of 25 positions. While in Sofia ten new jobs do not have a knock-on effect.
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has advised Bulgaria to introduce additional measures in order to limit the credit boom
Foreign direct investment is far from the momentum of 2007 and its structure is unsustainable
The Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) lowered its expectations for the growth of the Bulgarian economy this year and next. This became clear
Unicredit Bulbank reduced its forecast for the growth of the Bulgarian economy this year due to renewed political uncertainty
Bulgarian exports for the whole of 2023 are about 6.4 billion BGN lower than in the previous record year in Bulgaria's economic history
