Bulgaria Support for Eurozone Entry Shows Steady Increase - Survey
The number of Bulgarians who feel positive about the country’s entry into the Eurozone show a steady increase, according to a Eurobarometer survey published on Monday.
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Germany Vows Objectivity on Bulgaria Euro Bid
Germany will be objective in its support for Bulgaria's application to join the exchange-rate mechanism, the two-year currency stability test prior to euro adoption, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said.
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EBRD Ups Forecast for Bulgaria's Economy
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has revised upwards its 2010 growth forecast for a number of countries, including Bulgaria.
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Bulgaria Says Euro Bid Top Foreign Policy Priority
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The young macroeconomics professor, who was recruited by Bulgaria's prime minister to strengthen the government's financial and economic team, faces an uphill struggle to impose his views.
PM Thanks Minister Djankov for Boosting Bulgaria's Finances
Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has thanked his Finance Minister Simeon Djankov for his efforts to "improve Bulgaria's image with the global financial institutions.
Bulgaria Drops 19 Places in World Economic Freedom Index
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Ex Bulgaria Deputy PM: Personal Decision to Run for EBRD Post
Ex Bulgaria Deputy PM, Meglena Plugchieva, has confirmed that she is bidding to become the Vice President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).
Moody's Changes Bulgaria's Rating Outlook to Positive
Moody's Investors Service has changed Thursday the outlook on the Bulgarian government's Baa3 ratings from stable to positive.
Bulgaria Plans to Cut VAT to 16% by 2013
Bulgaria's finance minister has announced that Value-Added Tax (VAT), which currently stands at 20%, could be cut to 16% by the end of the new center-right government in 2013.
Bulgaria Socialist Plugchieva Slated for EBRD Vice President
Bulgaria's Meglena Plugchieva is a prime candidate to become Vice President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).
Bulgaria Current Account Deficit Shrinks in Nov
Bulgaria's current account deficit stood at EUR 176,8 M in November, narrowing from EUR 861 M over the previous year, according to data of the central bank.
Gradual VAT Reduction Draws Mixed Responses in Bulgaria
A day after Bulgaria's prime minister announced that Value-Added Tax (VAT), which currently stands at 20%, could be cut gradually starting from 2010, experts have voiced cautious forecasts.
WSJ: Bulgaria's Euro Adoption in 2013 Tough Task
EU members' swelling debt burdens may end up foiling Bulgaria's aspirations to join the euro in three years, despite the country's budgetary rigor, the Wall Street Journal write in its latest issue.
Israel PM Advises Bulgaria to Reduce VAT over Financial Crisis
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has advised his Bulgaria counterpart Boyko Borisov to gradually reduce VAT as a measure to deal with the financial crisis.
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Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has declared that entry to the Eurozone is now the country’s top foreign policy priority.
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The record State budget revenue for 2008, claimed by Bulgaria's previous three-party coalition cabinet, never existed, an audit of the National Audit Office reveals.
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