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
European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde acknowledged that prices in Bulgaria have been high since the country joined the eurozone
With almost no debate, the National Assembly (NA) passed on second reading amendments to the Competition Protection Act (CPA) that provide for stricter penalties
The Commission on Protection of Competition and the Commission for Consumer Protection are to have more tools at their disposal to combat high prices
Brand-name goods, premium brands, organic products, and locally produced items.
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
Rosen Zhelyazkov described such intervention in the free market as "unacceptable".
