Bulgarian Writer and Teacher: One Hour of 'Virtues and Religion' Won’t Disrupt the Curriculum
Pampov also shared his perspective on the potential introduction of a weekly class on virtues and religion in the Bulgarian school curriculum
The introduction of the euro in Bulgaria will not lead to changes in loan or deposit interest rates, BGNES reports. According to experts, any claims suggesting otherwise are attempts at political manipulation and misinformation. Fixed interest rates on loans will remain unchanged after the euro is introduced, ensuring that clients will not face less favorable terms.
For loans with variable interest rates, the new rates cannot exceed the previous rates applied before the euro adoption. This clarification reassures clients that their financial conditions will not worsen due to the currency change.
For more reliable information regarding the transition to the euro, citizens are encouraged to refer to the official euro adoption website.
Economist Georgi Stoev has launched a personal awareness campaign on social media to address concerns about the euro introduction in Bulgaria
Bulgaria’s transition to the euro raises many questions about how loans and payments will be handled
During the Investor.bg Banking Today conference, held on May 13 at the Inter Expo Center, Prof. Raul Eamets emphasized that Bulgaria is practically already linked to the euro due to the currency board
Bulgaria has reported a deflation rate of -0.8% for April 2025, with annual inflation recorded at 3.5%
According to the latest data from the Bulgarian National Bank (BNB), the number of individuals in Bulgaria holding bank deposits of over 1 million BGN continues to rise steadily—at an average rate of one new millionaire depositor per day.
According to data published on the Bulgarian National Bank’s (BNB) official website, household lending surged by 20.
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