Processes in the Bulgarian economy: incomes, prices, jobs, investments, and the development of individual sectors.
Experts from the Rose Institute in Kazanlak warn of the risk of uncontrolled export of valuable varieties and breeding achievements of the Bulgarian oil-bearing rose.
A new study by UNHCR and ESTAT shows that more effective inclusion of refugees in the labor market could bring an additional 600 million euros to the Bulgarian economy.
The Ministry of Economy plans to focus on sectors such as microelectronics, artificial intelligence, and the defense industry, while simultaneously working to reduce the administrative burden.
Emil Kolarov, Chairman of the Association of Catering Establishments in Bulgaria, analyzes the current situation in resort areas, noting tourists' preference for supermarkets over restaurants.
Bulgaria recorded a significant drop in consumer prices in June, but experts warn that this is temporary relief driven by fuels and seasonal foods.
A new forecast from the Bulgarian National Bank reveals alarming signals: economic growth is being sustained by high consumption and loans, while production and exports lag behind.
BDR Executive Director Tsanko Arabadzhiev emphasized the bank's role in financing strategic projects and managing EU funds.
According to BNB data, foreign direct investment in the country has increased significantly during the first five months of the year, reaching 2.28 billion euros.
Almost 97% of workers in Bulgaria are insured on the minimum wage. This trend raises serious questions regarding future pensions, the size of the shadow economy, and social inequality.
Bulgarian legislation offers two main paths for those wishing to increase their income after acquiring pension rights: deferred retirement or working as a pensioner.
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