Limiting public spending, reducing the budget deficit and maintaining low taxes in Bulgaria. These are some of the measures outlined in the program of “Progressive Bulgaria
The ongoing crisis in the Middle East will affect Bulgaria’s economic growth this year, which will turn out to be lower than initially expected
The introduction of the euro in Bulgaria sparked widespread speculation about the potential consequences of the process, none of which actually materialized
Inflation in Bulgaria will accelerate this year driven by rising labor costs and strong private consumption
The volume of fuel sold in Bulgaria rose by more than a fifth in March – the first full month following the outbreak of the conflict in the Middle East
Labor costs for private enterprises in Bulgaria have increased by 407% in the last 10 years alone. This statistic, which does not include state, government, or municipal institutions
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)
