Economy
Current economic news — markets, investments, business, inflation, and financial policies in the country and globally.
Employment in Burgas: Number of Hired People Grows, Wages Lag
The economy of Burgas is expanding, with the number of employed people reaching 123.1 thousand. Despite this, the average salary lags behind the national average.
Petition to ban the caging of calves submitted to the National Assembly
The "Invisible Animals" organization has submitted a petition to the National Assembly, signed by over 110,000 people, to ban the caging of calves.
Decline in Foreign Investment in Bulgaria in the First Half of 2025
According to the BNB, the flow of foreign direct investment into Bulgaria decreased by 3.6% in the first half of 2025 compared to 2024.
Traffic on Trakia Motorway Restored After Severe Crash
Traffic on the Trakia motorway has been fully restored after a pile-up involving 5 cars at km 127 in the direction of Burgas.
Consumer Basket: Price Falls, but Staple Foods Get More Expensive
The average cost of the consumer basket has dropped to 97 leva due to seasonal fruits and vegetables, while staple foods are becoming more expensive.
SMC in Extraordinary Meeting for Election of New Bank for Sofia
The Sofia Municipal Council will vote on August 25 to give the mayor the right to choose a new bank to manage Sofia's finances.
Traffic затруднено on "Trakia" motorway near Plovdiv after accident
An accident at the 127th kilometer of the "Trakia" motorway near Plovdiv, in the direction of Burgas, is causing traffic delays. Drivers should proceed with caution.
The Property Market in Burgas in 2025: High Interest Rates Failed to Cool It Down
The property market in Bulgaria is resilient despite high interest rates. Inflation and the expectation of the Euro are pushing prices up. Rents are also increasing.
Market Pulse: Dynamics of Food Prices in Bulgaria - Weekly Analysis
The State Commission on Commodity Exchanges and Markets reports a slight increase in the market price index, with multidirectional changes in various food products and categories.
Regional Governor of Sofia Reveals the Truth About State Properties: Why Aren't They Being Sold?
Stefan Arsov explains the mechanism for managing state property, emphasizing the priority of public interest over political suggestions.
Thessaloniki introduces drastic measures against improper parking with effective clamps
Local authorities in the Greek city of Thessaloniki are taking uncompromising actions against offenders, imposing financial sanctions and restrictive measures for unpaid fines.
Revolution in Road Control: Toll System Reveals New Violations
The National Toll Management introduces innovative technologies to increase road safety, detecting multiple violations through a modernized surveillance system.
Final stage of a large-scale road safety program in Bulgaria
The Road Infrastructure Agency is completing the safety improvement of 36 critical road sections through infrastructure modernization and road safety enhancement.
Leasing Companies in Bulgaria: Increase in Receivables by 9.5% Over a Year
The Bulgarian National Bank reports a significant growth in leasing receivables, reaching 7.1 billion levs by June 2025, with a leading share of passenger cars.
Huge traffic jam on the Burgas-Vetren road due to accidents
Currently, traffic from Burgas to Vetren is blocked due to a two-car accident at the main entrance to the city.