Budget Deficit Reaches 2.4% of GDP in August Due to NGEP Projects ↗
Front page leadBulgaria's budget deficit reached 2.4% of GDP by August, primarily driven by projects under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NGEP).
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The Capital news front page features domestic economic news, including the budget deficit and the Sofia office market. It also highlights the performance of "Sopharma" on the Bulgarian Stock Exchange. International news includes a piece on Apple's new CEO and commentary on European security and…
Bulgaria's budget deficit reached 2.4% of GDP by August, primarily driven by projects under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NGEP).
The office market in Sofia is experiencing stability with a low vacancy rate, and an increase in supply is anticipated.
"Sopharma" has achieved significant profit growth, making it the largest company listed on the Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE).
A business breakfast report covers Bulgarians' multi-fund choices, Sopharma's leading position on the BSE, and DANS's attempt to maintain secrecy.
This article explores whether the new CEO of Apple can successfully reignite the company's innovation, reminiscent of Steve Jobs' era.
An exploration into the reasons behind Sofia's successful development and implementation of its metro system.
This article examines the transformative impact of the metro system on Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria.
An interview with Eng. Stoyan Bratoev from 'Metropolitan' discusses their readiness with project proposals for the metro system.
Nikolay Naydenov, executive director of 'Metropolitan', shares insights into the costs of metro maintenance potentially exceeding those of new line construction.
The fear of Vladimir Putin's unpredictable actions has long paralyzed the West's response to Russia.
The costs of adapting to climate change will be minor compared to the damages prevented by proactive measures.
The EU could offer Canada a deeper economic, political, and strategic partnership as an alternative to the current US stance.
GPS signal jamming near Sofia Airport has been reported, but police found no jammer, only its components, questioning the need for external sabotage.
The fourth episode of the podcast 'Myths of the Roof' discusses how cheap internet components can be costly without warranty, support, and a reliable partner.
This piece highlights the success of Bulgarian producers, from secure contracts to modern farming, showcasing how a predictable market elevates small family farms to global producers.