Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU)
Country Report Bulgaria October 2007
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  • Outlook for 2008-09: Exchange rates
  • Economic policy: Support for the flat-tax system broadens
  • Economic policy: Government urged to explain inflation surge
  • The domestic economy: The unemployment rate falls
  • The domestic economy: Money and credit continue to grow strongly
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    Table of Contents
    Country Report Bulgaria October 2007
    Bulgaria at a glance: 2008-09
    Summary
    Political structure
    Economic structure: Annual indicators
    Economic structure: Quarterly indicators
    Outlook for 2008-09: Domestic politics
    Outlook for 2008-09: International relations
    Outlook for 2008-09: Policy trends
    Outlook for 2008-09: Fiscal policy
    Outlook for 2008-09: Monetary policy
    Outlook for 2008-09: International assumptions
    Outlook for 2008-09: Economic growth
    Outlook for 2008-09: Inflation
    Outlook for 2008-09: Exchange rates
    Outlook for 2008-09: External sector
    Outlook for 2008-09: Forecast summary
    The political scene: Stability of ruling coalition improves
    The political scene: The NMSP silences internal discontent
    The political scene: The BSP reasserts itself and shakes up the cabinet
    The political scene: Right-wing parties resolve leadership uncertainty
    The political scene: Mr Borisov is in position to renew mayoral mandate
    The political scene: Mr Bush's visit consolidates ties
    The political scene: The return of Bulgarian nurses from Libya helps BSP's ratings
    The political scene: Commission calls for greater judicial reform
    Economic policy: Tax revenue is up by 19.1% year on year in first seven months
    Economic policy: Revenue is ahead of 2007 projection
    Economic policy: Wages are up, but social contributions are down
    Economic policy: Support for the flat-tax system broadens
    Economic policy: Government urged to explain inflation surge
    Economic policy: The central bank raises the minimum reserve requirement
    Economic policy: The privatisation agenda gathers momentum
    Economic policy: Energy liberalisation takes a step forward
    The domestic economy: Real GDP grows by 6.4% year on year in first six months
    The domestic economy: Industry and services lead expansion
    The domestic economy: Consumption and fixed investment drive GDP growth
    The domestic economy: Strong foreign spending weakens the trade position
    The domestic economy: The unemployment rate falls
    The domestic economy: Wage pressures are rising, especially in the private sector
    The domestic economy: Inflation surges to 12% year on year in August
    The domestic economy: Adverse climatic conditions push up food prices
    The domestic economy: Money and credit continue to grow strongly
    The domestic economy: Lending increases rapidly
    The domestic economy: Industrial output growth is buoyant in the second quarter
    The domestic economy: Manufacturing growth decelerates, but is still robust
    Foreign trade and payments: Trade performance remains poor
    Foreign trade and payments: Fuel-related imports surge by 20% year on year
    Foreign trade and payments: Consumer goods exports rise by more than 10% year on year
    Foreign trade and payments: Exports to new EU members grow fastest
    Foreign trade and payments: Import trends reflect energy trade with Russia
    Foreign trade and payments: Tourism receipts support the current account
    Foreign trade and payments: External deficit expands by 70% year on year
    Foreign trade and payments: FDI grows rapidly and helps to finance the external deficit
    Foreign trade and payments: Private-sector credits offset public-sector repayments



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