Bulgaria foreign trade gap shrinks in Q1 2016
Bulgaria’s foreign trade gap in the first quarter of this year stood at 892.8 million leva, or 456.5 million euro, shrinking from
Read moreBulgaria’s foreign trade gap in the first quarter of this year stood at 892.8 million leva, or 456.5 million euro, shrinking from
Read moreEuropean Commission’s spring forecast for the EU economy, released on May 3, cut the economic growth estimate in the 28-country
Read moreBulgaria’s Finance Ministry has said that the consolidated Budget surplus for the first quarter of 2016 was 1.86 billion leva,
Read moreForeign direct investment in Bulgaria in the first two months of 2016 stood at 81 million euro, the equivalent of
Read moreBulgaria’s Finance Ministry has said that the consolidated Budget surplus for the first two months of 2016 was 915.2 million
Read moreForeign direct investment in Bulgaria in the first month of the year stood at 44.9 million euro, the equivalent of
Read moreBulgaria’s consumer price index (CPI) recorded 0.5 per cent annual deflation in February, while the monthly data showed CPI shrinking
Read moreJanuary 2016 saw Bulgarian exports to third countries – meaning, non-EU countries – increase by 6.34 per cent compared with
Read moreExports from Bulgaria to other European Union countries were 7.9 per cent higher in 2015 than in 2014, adding up
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