Economy
Current economic news — markets, investments, business, inflation, and financial policies in the country and globally.
The Euro in Bulgaria: Information Meetings
A national information campaign about the euro is launching today with information meetings in 6 Bulgarian cities. The aim is to inform the population about the transition to the eurozone and answer their questions. Details about the campaign and participating institutions.
Bulgaria Expects Record Sunflower Harvest in 2025: Areas, Forecasts, and Effects
In 2025, sunflower acreage increased by 67% – to 985,000 ha, and the harvest may reach 2 million tons, an increase of over 30% compared to the previous year.
Corruption and Bulgaria's Economic Stability: Statistics and Real Effects in September 2025
Bulgaria loses billions due to corruption, investments fall by 8%, and inflation reaches 14.1% in September. Despite being in the eurozone, business confidence is falling.
Traffic Restriction on Trakia Motorway - September 17-18
Traffic on the Trakia Motorway will be restricted at the 33rd kilometer on September 17 and 18 (Wednesday and Thursday), from 9:00 to 19:00. The restriction is due to repair works. Please plan your trip in advance.
Traffic Restrictions and Weather Forecast
Up-to-date weather forecast for Bulgaria and a detailed overview of traffic restrictions on the republic roads. Check the information before travelling to avoid delays.
School Bus Inspection: 1000 Checked
The Executive Agency "Automobile Administration" inspected nearly 1000 school buses. Despite rectified inconsistencies, 36 injunctions were issued, raising concerns about children's safety. Strict control continues.
Europe Motorway: Officially Opened!
The 63-kilometer Europe Motorway, connecting Kalotina with the Hemus and Trakia motorways, has been officially opened. The project alleviates traffic and is an important step in the modernization of Bulgaria's road infrastructure.
Bulgarian companies will become more expensive, forecasts the director of the BSE
The director of the Bulgarian Stock Exchange forecasts that Bulgarian companies will become more expensive after the introduction of the euro and the elimination of currency risk.
Changes to the route and schedule of bus line No. 5
The route and schedule of bus line No. 5, which serves the villages of Rosen, Ravna Gora, and other settlements, are temporarily changing.
Valentin Mundrov: The euro will lead the Bulgarian administration to a digital age and more electronic services
Valentin Mundrov stressed that the introduction of the euro in our country will reduce bureaucracy, speed up electronic payments, and provide more convenient digital services for citizens and businesses.
Introduction of the euro: discussions in Dobrich, Etropole, and Elena
Discussions about the introduction of the euro in Bulgaria took place in Dobrich, Etropole, and Elena. Experts clarified the benefits and process.
A1: New "My Average Speed" Feature Helps Drivers
The telecommunications operator A1 has introduced a new feature in the "My A1" app that tracks drivers' average speed in real time to help them avoid fines and improve road safety.
Trump tariffs threaten Bulgarian exports with over 600 million euros
According to an analysis by the Ministry of Economy, the new US tariffs could harm Bulgarian exports by over 600 million euros. The damages are both direct and indirect.
Traffic restrictions on "Trakia" motorway for vegetation removal
From September 11 to 17, there will be temporary restrictions on the "Trakia" motorway in Stara Zagora due to vegetation removal.
Struma Motorway Repairs: Difficult Traffic Towards Sofia on September 11
On September 11, travelers on the Struma Motorway heading to Sofia will encounter difficulties due to viaduct repairs. Traffic will be in the overtaking lane.