This week Prime Minister Andrey Gyurov’s caretaker government submitted its version of a draft law to extend the 2 025 state budget to the National Assembly
The Bulgarian economy will expand by 2.7% in 2026 and the country’s accession to the eurozone will help reduce long-term financing costs and improve business sentiment
835 000 working Bulgarians who receive part of their salary in the form of food vouchers may be left without them
Bulgarian business is entering the new year with record low expectations, according to the traditional annual survey of the Bulgarian Industrial Association (BIA)
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
The Fiscal Council has issued harsh criticism regarding the implementation of the 2 025 state budget. In its position the advisory body – chaired by Simeon Djankov
Bulgaria ended 2025 with a budget deficit of 3.1% of GDP. This can be considered good news, given that economists had been warning all year that the revenues projected
Decisions in the eurozone are made on a rotational basis
Bulgaria is among the leaders in the European Union in terms of newly installed battery energy storage capacity. This is shown by data from SolarPower Europe for 2025
Bulgaria ends November with an economy that generates significant tax revenues, but also with a budget that’s under strong pressure from social commitments and investment needs
