Bulgaria faces significant challenges on its path to euro adoption, with political instability emerging as a critical hurdle rather than inflation. While inflation rates have shown signs of cooling—decreasing by 1% from August to September and 1.2% year-on-year— Bulgaria still has not met all the Maastricht criteria necessary for eurozone entry. The acting Prime Minister, Dimitar Glavchev, remains optimistic, suggesting that Bulgaria could meet the price stability criterion by the end of 2024,

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