Bulgarian President Rumen Radev on his country's potential path to joining the Eurozone next year. Bulgarian President on His ...

Eurozone industrial production dropped sharply in April, partly wiping out the front-loading surge of the first quarter ...

The eurozone’s trade surplus during April saw a 27% decline compared to the same month last year largely due to a fall off in ...

Becoming part of the EU has given opportunities to Bulgarian citizens to work and live abroad in European countries. Official ...

Eurozone bond yields saw volatility on Friday following geopolitical tensions after Israel's strikes on Iran. Despite an ...

Inflated Irish GDP figures mask eurozone weakness. Despite eurozone inflation falling below 2%, the ECB is nearing the end of ...

Hear all about the Tokay SuperTeam! June 12, 2025 by Sean Colfer in Podcast. Sean is joined by Tokay SuperTeam founder and ...

Polls show a lack of enthusiasm for the shared currency in a country that has mixed results from EU membership.

Dimitar Radev, the governor of the Bulgarian National Bank, says national authorities must align and adapt to wider eurozone conditions.

After 1945, governments pioneered a series of development corporations to build new towns; debt was largely funded by the sale of land. The government also used the Public Works Loan Board, financed ...

EUR/USD ends four-day winning streak, prints losses on Friday as risk appetite takes a hit after Israel launched an attack on ...

The Sentix survey of investor sentiment found evidence of an upturn in Germany and in the euro zone in June, with the overall ...