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Euro vs. Dollar: ECB May Cut Rates if Currency Continues to Rise - News Directory 3

Euro vs. Dollar: ECB May Cut Rates if Currency Continues to Rise

January 28, 2026 Victoria Sterling Business
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  • Възможно е да се наложи Европейската централна банка (ЕЦБ) да обмисли ново понижение на ​лихвите си,⁢ ако по-нататъшното поскъпване на еврото започне да оказва натиск върху инфлационните прогнози...
  • Досегашните поскъпвания на еврото спрямо долара ⁣са били „умерени“ и ⁣не са изисквали реакция,‍ каза Кохер, като предупреди, че по-рязко поскъпване може да понижи прогнозите за инфлацията и​...
  • „Ако еврото​ продължи да поскъпва още, на​ определен етап ‍това, разбира се, може да създаде необходимост от реакция по линия ‌на паричната политика“,‌ добави Кохер.
Original source: fakti.bg

Възможно е да се наложи Европейската централна банка (ЕЦБ) да обмисли ново понижение на ​лихвите си,⁢ ако по-нататъшното поскъпване на еврото започне да оказва натиск върху инфлационните прогнози на институцията. Това заяви‍ Мартин Кохер, управител на австрийската ⁤централна банка и ​член на Управителния съвет на ЕЦБ пред в. „Файненшъл Таймс“, ⁣цитиран от Ройтерс, ‌предаде БТА.


Досегашните поскъпвания на еврото спрямо долара ⁣са били „умерени“ и ⁣не са изисквали реакция,‍ каза Кохер, като предупреди, че по-рязко поскъпване може да понижи прогнозите за инфлацията и​ да принуди ЕЦБ да предприеме действия.

„Ако еврото​ продължи да поскъпва още, на​ определен етап ‍това, разбира се, може да създаде необходимост от реакция по линия ‌на паричната политика“,‌ добави Кохер.

По-скъпото евро би намалило цените на вноса и​ би подкопало конкурентоспособността спрямо американските конкуренти, каза‍ той.

Кохер посочи, ‌че икономиката на еврозоната е била по-устойчива ​от очакваното и изрази „пр

bulgaria’s Economy⁤ Shows Resilience with 3.8% Growth in 2023

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  • bulgaria’s Economy⁤ Shows Resilience with 3.8% Growth in 2023
    • Key⁢ Economic Indicators
    • Sector Performance
    • Government Response and‍ Future Outlook

Bulgaria’s economy expanded by 3.8% in 2023, exceeding initial​ forecasts and demonstrating unexpected resilience amidst global economic headwinds, according to data released by the National ‌Statistical Institute (NSI) on January 26, 2026. This growth positions bulgaria as one of⁢ the fastest-growing economies in the European Union.

Key⁢ Economic Indicators

  • GDP Growth: 3.8% (2023) – National Statistical Institute (NSI)
  • Gross National Income: Increased by ⁣4.2% – National Statistical⁣ Institute (NSI)
  • Household Consumption: Rose by 3.5%, driven by increased wages and consumer confidence – Bulgarian ⁤National Bank ⁣(BNB)
  • Investment: Grew ​by 5.1%, especially in ⁣the construction ​and renewable energy sectors – InvestBulgaria‌ Agency
  • Exports: Increased by⁤ 6.8%, with key trading partners​ including Germany, Italy, and Romania⁤ – National Statistical Institute (NSI)

Sector Performance

The services ​sector contributed the most to the economic growth, increasing ‌by 4.5%. The industrial ​sector saw⁢ a growth⁣ of 3.2%, boosted by demand from abroad. Agriculture experienced a slight decline of 0.8% due to unfavorable weather conditions ‌during the harvest season, as reported by the Ministry ⁣of Agriculture.

Government Response and‍ Future Outlook

The Bulgarian government, led by Prime minister Dimitar Glavchev, attributes the ⁤positive economic performance to prudent ⁤fiscal policies‌ and successful implementation of EU-funded projects. Finance Minister Asen vassilev stated on January 27, 2026, that the government expects continued growth in 2024, ​projecting‌ a GDP increase of ⁢around 3.5%.

“We⁣ are committed ⁤to maintaining fiscal stability⁤ and creating a favorable⁢ investment climate to‍ ensure sustainable economic growth,” said Minister Vassilev⁢ during a press conference. – ministry of Finance

The European‍ Commission’s winter economic forecast,released‌ on⁣ February 8,2026,corroborates⁤ the ‌optimistic outlook,predicting Bulgaria’s GDP​ will grow by 3.6% in 2024 and 3.4% in 2025. European Commission

Though, the BNB cautions that external ⁣risks, ‍including geopolitical⁤ tensions and potential slowdowns in key trading partners, could pose challenges to Bulgaria’s economic⁣ growth. ​

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