Bulgaria Trade Gap Largest in 3 Months âšī¸
Bulgaria experienced a significant trade deficit of BGN 1,590.8 million in July 2025, with exports declining 13.2% and imports falling 0.5%, marking the largest deficit since April.
Widening trade deficit signals potential economic challenges, with declining exports suggesting reduced international competitiveness and potential economic slowdown, which could impact broader European market sentiment.
Bulgaria Current Account Surplus Narrows in July âšī¸
Bulgaria's current account surplus decreased to âŦ43.1 million in July 2025, down from âŦ432.6 million in the previous year, primarily due to a significant widening of the goods account deficit.
Macroeconomic indicators suggest a slight deterioration in Bulgaria's trade balance, with increased goods deficit offset partially by growth in services and secondary income surplus. The changes appear modest and unlikely to dramatically impact broader market sentiment.
Bulgaria Inflation Rate Steady at 5.3% in August âšī¸
Bulgaria's annual inflation rate remained steady at 5.3% in August 2025, with price increases in several sectors like alcoholic beverages, housing utilities, and restaurants, while some categories saw softer price changes.
Inflation data suggests moderate economic stability with incremental price pressures across various consumer sectors. The unchanged rate indicates no significant economic disruption, presenting a balanced economic scenario.