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Coface Bulgaria has projected a steady expansion for Bulgaria’s economy, despite ongoing economic challenges in the European Union. During the IX Conference on Risk Management titled "Risks of Optimism," agency manager Plamen Dimitrov presented a sector report predicting a growth rate of 2% for this year, with an increase to approximately 2.8% anticipated in 2025. ...

Globally, the essential oil sector is encountering significant challenges. Between 2021 and 2023, international trade in essential oils has seen a decline of over 26% in quantity and an 18% drop in value. Bulgarian exports are also experiencing a downturn, a trend that has persisted into the first half of 2024. ...

The Bulgarian real estate market has seen a notable increase in both prices and transaction volume in the past quarter, according to real estate broker Dimitar Kalajjiev in an interview with Radio "Focus." He highlighted that the current demand for properties surpasses the supply, maintaining strong interest in home purchases. Kalajjiev described this trend as a natural and expected occurrence rather than indicative of a "bubble" in the market, asserting that such dynamics are typical. ...

An increasing number of workers are expressing anxiety about job security, according to the latest Global Future Workforce survey conducted by the Adecco Group. This fifth edition of the survey, titled Working Through Change: Adapting to an AI-Driven World of Work, included responses from 35,000 workers across 27 countries and 20 industries. The survey reveals that the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into the workplace allows employees to save an average of one hour each day....

Bulgaria is anticipating over two million foreign visitors for the upcoming winter season, according to Acting Minister of Tourism Evtim Miloshev in an interview with Nova TV. He added that the total number of foreign visits is projected to surpass 3.2 million, which includes one-day and transit passes. ...