Economy
Current economic news — markets, investments, business, inflation, and financial policies in the country and globally.
Important road repair limits traffic to Sofia in Blagoevgrad
The Road Infrastructure Agency is introducing temporary restrictions on Road I-1/E79 due to necessary repair activities affecting a 2.4-kilometer section in an urban area.
New rules for road tolls: One-day electronic vignette and environmental fees
The Ministry of Regional Development proposes changes to the road toll system, introducing a 24-hour electronic vignette and differentiated ecological fees for various vehicles.
Bulgarian exports to Germany decrease by 19.4% in June 2025
New data reveal a significant decline in Bulgarian exports to Germany in June 2025. However, imports from Germany to Bulgaria show an increase of 6.9%.
Wood Processing Sector in Bulgaria on the Verge of Collapse - Experts Signal Danger
In Bulgaria, wood processing is in collapse, harvesting is at a record low, and the lack of policy and investor outflow threatens the industry, experts warn.
Intense Traffic at Bulgarian Border Crossings - Current Road Situation
Detailed overview of traffic and movement at Bulgarian border checkpoints with Turkey, Serbia, North Macedonia, and Greece, including repair activities and introduced temporary regimes.
The Electricity Market in Bulgaria: A New Decline in Exchange Prices
The Bulgarian independent energy exchange reports another price drop per megawatt-hour, with transactions covering a significant volume of electricity at reduced consumption.
The Cave Municipality Invests Over 1.8 Million Leva in Modernization of Residential Buildings
Two multi-family blocks in Peshtera will be renovated under the Recovery and Resilience Mechanism, with the project aiming to improve energy efficiency and living environment.
Inflation Expectations and Consumer Confidence: NSI Analysis for July 2025
The National Statistical Institute presents a current study on consumer attitudes, revealing the dynamics of inflation expectations and economic sentiments among Bulgarian households.
Double labeling: Bulgaria introduces levs and euros in trade
From August 8, commercial establishments in Bulgaria are required to display their prices simultaneously in levs and euros, which has caused mixed reactions among traders and consumers.
Bulgarian business delegations with a new strategic plan for cooperation with Morocco
The Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry is preparing a large-scale business delegation to Morocco, aimed at expanding economic relations and potential joint projects in various sectors.
Free Wi-Fi in seven key railway stations in Bulgaria: Digital revolution for passengers
The National Railway Infrastructure Company has launched a large-scale project to introduce free internet at the largest railway stations serving millions of passengers annually.
Grain Markets: Global Trends and Price Fluctuations During the Week
Expert analysis of international stock market quotations for major agricultural commodities, focusing on price dynamics for wheat, corn, rapeseed, and sunflower oil.
Burgas Awaiting the Euro: Double Labeling and Challenges for Business
A report reveals how commercial establishments in Burgas are introducing dual pricing in levs and euros, demonstrating Bulgaria's preparation for the financial transition.
New metro trains arrive in Sofia: Czech technology with high comfort and safety
Sofia is modernizing the metro with eight new trains from Czech production, which will improve transport service and shorten intervals between trains on lines 1, 2, and 4.
Housing Boom: Two-Bedroom Properties Leading the Way in 2025
The National Statistical Institute presents current data on newly built housing during the second quarter of 2025, revealing trends in housing construction in Bulgaria.