Key Facts
- GDP Growth: Around 2–2.5% for 2025.
- Inflation: Between 2.8 and 3.7%, which limits purchasing power.
- Investments: Slowed private investments, focus on EU funds and green transformation.
- Exports: Decrease of 4.7% in the first half of the year; increased competitive pressure from neighboring countries.
Involved Parties and Driving Forces
- Domestic Consumption
- European Funds and Policies
- Foreign and Local Investors
- Regional Competitors (Romania, Turkey, Serbia)
Possible Scenarios
- Realistic: Stable growth (2–2.5%), with slight social difficulties.
- Pessimistic: Record low growth, increased inflation and employment decline.
- Optimistic: Accelerated Eurozone accession, growth in investments and incomes.
Disclaimer: This article represents an analytical review by BurgasMedia editorial team and reflects the position of the expert group based on contemporary events. The conclusions are hypothetical in nature and are not forecasts. The editorial team is not responsible for future discrepancies and calls on readers to form their own opinion based on verified sources.