The European Commission’s spring forecast points to a weaker-than-expected economic outlook for both Bulgaria and the wider eurozone, coupled with higher inflation pressures across the region. According to the report, the slowdown is driven by a mix of fiscal strain in member states and external shocks, including the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, which is feeding into higher energy costs and broader economic uncertainty across Europe.

Economist Rumen Galabinov believes Bulgaria has entered a new economic phase after joining the eurozone and is already positioning itself among the bloc’s fastest-growing…

Bulgaria recorded the highest inflation rate in the euro area in April, according to Eurostat data, despite a slight downward revision from the initial estimate. Annual inflation…

Commission downgrades economic forecasts for 2026 and puts inflation in Greece to 3.7%, but surpluses are maintained and debt is falling.

According to the EU Commission's Spring Forecasts, inflation is expected to reach 3.7% in 2026 and 2.4% in 2027. The main reason for the above estimates are

The European Commission’s spring forecast points to a weaker-than-expected economic outlook for both Bulgaria and the wider eurozone, coupled with higher inflation pressures…