Top 5 Facts About the Euro You Probably Didn’t Know
The euro has been in use since 1999 as a non-cash accounting unit and since 2002 as physical currency.
RETAIL PRICES FALL SYMBOLICALLY TO 0.2%
Business | August 13, 2001, Monday // 00:00
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The National Statistics Institute announced an average drop of 0.2% in July retail prices, in comparison with the previous month. The average inflation rate for this year stands at 0.6%, and the year-to-date one equals 9.2%. Foodstuffs have become slightly cheaper, while other consumer goods have become more expensive by 0.9%. The July retail prices for vegetables and fruit were 11.7% and 3% lower, respectively, than the June ones.
Grain Sector Shock: Major Bulgarian Producer Collapses Under Massive Debt
Farm Sense AD, a long-standing agribusiness company based in the Dobrudja region, has initiated bankruptcy proceedings in the Sofia City Court
Bulgaria’s Housing Market Soars Ahead of Euro Adoption with 15% Annual Price Increase
Bulgaria’s housing market is experiencing robust growth, driven by strong demand and limited high-quality supply
BRAIT and IPI: Rising Public Spending Behind Growing Budget Deficit
Public spending in Bulgaria is rising faster than revenues, driving the budget deficit upward, according to participants at the roundtable “Bulgaria’s Fiscal Policy and Sustainable Economic Vision with Eurozone Entry”, organized by the Bulgarian Associati
Business | December 10, 2025, Wednesday // 13:05
Staple Food Prices in Bulgaria Up by as Much as 100% in Five Years
Prices of essential food products in Bulgaria have risen sharply over the past five years, with the upward trend continuing into 2025, according to data from the National Statistical Institute (NSI).
Bulgaria: Over 2 Million Retirees to See Pension Increase in 2026
Pension insurance contributions will not increase in 2026, while pensions themselves will be updated from 1 July under the Swiss indexation formula, resulting in an expected rise of 7–8%.
