Accruing national debt to pay pensions? The IMF warns of problems in Bulgaria
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
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)
Artificial intelligence started to enter the Bulgarian banking sector a few years ago, and its most obvious areas of application are in process and sales optimization, customer service and risk assessment
The topic of banking consolidation in Bulgaria came up again last month with unofficial information about the sale of First Investment Bank (PIB)
The Bulgarian Ministry of Finance expects the country to meet the criteria for entry into the Eurozone at the end of the year
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
For the first time in six years (not including the force majeure year 2020) the size of the Bulgarian administration is decreasing
The Bulgarian National Bank is not limiting the provision of mortgage loans by banks and is only escalating its monitoring. This was explained by BNB Governor
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.
As soon as possible. This is how the Governor of the Bulgarian National Bank (BNB), Dimitar Radev, answered the question of when the Balkan country should join the Eurozone