The introduction of the euro in Bulgaria sparked widespread speculation about the potential consequences of the process, none of which actually materialized
Decisions in the eurozone are made on a rotational basis
The government granted an emergency working capital loan of €25 million to Bulgarian Post EAD to ensure the smooth introduction of the single European currency
Bulgaria's entry into the eurozone is expected to release resources worth over BGN 1 billion annually. These funds can be directed towards key areas such as investment
The Commission for Consumer Protection (CCP) is awaiting permission from the National Statistical Institute (NSI) to start publishing daily prices of goods and services
The proposed amendments to the Law on the Introduction of the Euro in Bulgaria give “the state a chance to crush any trader” who tries to develop a business
The National Assembly approved on first reading the controversial amendments to the Law on the Introduction of the Euro in Bulgaria
The Parliamentary Budget and Finance Committee approved at first reading the proposed controversial amendments to the Law on the Introduction of the Euro in Bulgaria
Bulgaria continues to remain within the eurozone's inflation limits, according to data from the European statistical service Eurostat
The Council of Ministers (CM) approved the budget procedure for 2026, according to decisions made after Wednesday's cabinet meeting
Bulgaria's higher credit rating will make financing for businesses cheaper, which in turn will accelerate investment in new production facilities, creating more jobs and higher wages
ECOFIN voted unanimously to introduce the single currency at a fixed exchange rate of 1.95583 leva per euro
MEPs have approved the introduction of the single currency in the country from January 1, 2026.
The problem with the 2025 state budget and the significant revenue shortfall in the middle of the year is not so much the delay as the poor planning
