Prices of goods and services in Bulgaria continued to rise in August driven by rising fuel and tourism costs as well as certain administrative fee increases
Inflation in Bulgaria continues to slow, but remains one of the highest in the eurozone. According to flash estimates from Eurostat
Bulgaria began its first month of membership in the eurozone with a significant slowdown in inflation. Data published on Monday by the National Statistical Institute
Higher growth in Bulgaria's gross domestic product (GDP), a slowdown in inflation, but also a budget deficit that will exceed the eurozone's 3% limit
The criterion was met for the first time in February, when Bulgaria's inflation rate fully matched that of the eurozone.
Only the cost of clothing and shoes went down
Bulgaria is likely to meet the eurozone inflation criterion in the first months of 2025
Inflation in Bulgaria continues to inch closer towards the permissible limits for Eurozone admission. At the end of September, the country’s indicator was only 1 percentage
Inflation in Bulgaria will hover above 2% over the next two years, supported by wage and credit growth, and consumption will remain the engine of the economy
The Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) lowered its expectations for the growth of the Bulgarian economy this year and next. This became clear
The Bulgarian Ministry of Finance expects higher inflation next year compared to its medium-term budget forecast published in the summer.
Deflation has made a comeback to Bulgaria, driven mainly by a drop in food prices. National statistics data shows that in September, on a monthly basis
