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Bulgaria is benefiting from its investment in solar power as drought reduces output from hydropower and strains electricity grids across the wider region. With water levels low affecting neighbouring countries' energy supplies, Bulgaria's growing solar capacity is helping keep power flowing, highlighting how renewable build-out can cushion countries against climate-related disruptions to traditional energy sources.
- 2Bulgaria's Housing Market Shows Signs of Cooling as Sales Decline▼Bulgaria’s Housing Market Shows Signs of Cooling as Sales Decline
Bulgaria's housing market is showing signs of cooling, with property sales declining, according to a report by Novinite. The slowdown suggests weakening demand among buyers, potentially reflecting economic pressures or affordability concerns. Observers are watching whether prices will follow sales downward or hold steady in the coming months.
- 3Bulgarian National Bank Warns Bank Tax Could Raise Cost of Credit▼BNB Warns Bank Tax Could Raise Cost of Credit
The Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) has warned that a proposed tax on banks could lead to higher borrowing costs for businesses and consumers. The central bank cautions that taxing the banking sector may push lenders to pass the added burden on to clients through more expensive credit. The warning comes amid ongoing debate over fiscal measures in Bulgaria's budget policy.
- 4Bulgarian presidential race takes a numerological turn●Étonnant : La course à la présidence bulgare prend une tournure numérologique (Euractiv) : https:// euractiv.com/fr/news
Bulgaria's presidential race is drawing attention for an unusual reason: numerology. According to Euractiv, candidates or their campaigns are leaning on numbers and numerical symbolism, giving the contest a quirky dimension. Observers find it striking that numerology, rather than purely policy debates, is shaping discussion around the Bulgarian presidency election.