Economic Growth - Новини

... and in which economic growth has slowed down. Membership in the eurozone means more investments, more jobs, and thus higher incomes, Minister Petkova was categorical.

... е ключово да гарантираме, че Ирландия остава привлекателно място, за да живеем, да работи и да инвестира - не само днес, но в дългосрочен план.

... са повишили несигурността за това как икономиката ще се справи с идващите месеци, които могат да се справят с това как ще стане ясна. Наемане.

... country. "It is extremely important for us to work in close cooperation with employer organizations, we rely on your expertise," the Minister of Economy assured.

... the latest estimates of the Ministry of Finance and the Bulgarian National Bank, annual economic growth in 2024 will be 2.2%.Translated by Tzvetozar Vincent Iolov

... and services decreased by 0.3%, while imports grew by 4.9%.NSI maintained a GDP growth prognosis on a quarterly basis at 0.5%.Translated by Tzvetozar Vincent Iolov

... We expect that adopting the euro will be related to economic growth, more investments, higher incomes and higher purchasing power of the people in Bulgaria.

... Innovative Company 2023" category This year`s IP Day 2024 theme, chosen by the World Intellectual Property Organization this year, is "Future through Innovation and Creativity".

... * All measures and actions of the fiscal authorities that have an impact on the budget parameters and the main fiscal indicators are considered discretionary.

... among them. Asen Vassilev shared his hope that this meeting will be the beginning of a real partnership and the next level of Bulgarian-American relations.

... struggle for freedom in South Africa and visited an exhibition dedicated to supporting Bulgaria in the struggle of the Republic of South Africa against apartheid.

... reported 15.3% for the past year. The European Central Bank is expected to increase interest rates from 3.5 - 4.0% by the end of 2023.

... are reduced, and they will be reduced by 15%, to use this reduction to reduce their production prices for their products and services," said Velev.

... levels in decades. Unemployment in the EU is forecast at levels of 6.2 percent in 2022, 6.5 percent in 2023 and 6.4 percent in 2024.