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    Secondo te, cosa pensa la gente dell’adesione della Bulgaria all’eurozona il 1° gennaio 2026?

    L’ho chiesto perché mi interessa cosa pensano i cittadini lituani e di altri paesi dell’eurozona, perché la Bulgaria non è stata in grado di aderire all’eurozona per molto tempo ed è il primo paese così cirilico nell’eurozona, quindi è unico.

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    2. KovinisZuikis on

      Depends. How do you guys feel about supoort for Ukraine?

    8. 5martis5 on

      Great place for economic investments if you have any money – the prices will be raising for the next ~10 years

    9. Ok-Complex-7588 on

      First thing – prices will go up.
      Wages will follow after soon.

      I am more excited for the Schengen Area, expect visitors soon! 🥰

    10. WestRestaurant216 on

      I personally dont think about this particular event, though from a tourist perspective it seems more on a negative side, because everything will become more expensive now in Bulgarija.

    11. manobataibuvodu on

      It’s going to be easier to understand prices when I go there, that’s the main benefit for me lol.

    12. av34as on

      I see the last rate of lev to euro was 2:1. Prepare for everything to cost the same amount of euros as it was in levs.

    15. ZemaitisDzukas on

      bought their top100 companies ETF. Been up 15%.
      Good luck to them.

    16. Leather-Trouble-6530 on

      I had the opportunity to visit this country in the fall of 2025 and was surprised by the prices in a good way. after a while everything will become more expensive there – it’s a fact… smart Poles, they still guard their currency carefully!

    17. AlmostDisappointed on

      Nice! I thought they were already in. Good for them!

    19. Dromomaniact on

      I might be unpopular for saying this, but I think people should be a bit more cautious before celebrating. Joining the Eurozone is not some magic solution. If the underlying economic or corruption issues are still there, changing currency won’t suddenly fix them. Lithuania benefited overall, sure, but every country’s situation is different. I can understand why some Bulgarians are excited, but also why others are skeptical.

    21. Fonsvinkunas on

      My first thought was “I gotta gen some bulgarian coins now”

    22. Vacumbot on

      Don’t know what other people think, but this is obviously a good thing. Euro brings financial stability vital for easier access to credit, which then can be used to develop the economy.

    23. BushMonsterInc on

      Now I won’t have to do math when in Bulgaria to understand prices, I guess? Bulgaria met economic criteria, if Bulgaria is happy, rest of Eurozone is happy

    25. RainmakerLTU on

      If world economy will not go too hard into recession, they will have nice injections of EU money and various projects to make infrastructure and life better. Like we have. Of course their local prices probably rise a little, because of currency conversion and traders who only interested in profit. But with rising prices, revenue must also rise.

    28. bralama on

      It definitely made me want to visit Bulgaria even more haha

      Btw I love your alphabet, same with the Greek one, it’s so cool when countries have something unique like that about them!

    29. ReaperZ13 on

      Mostly I’m just angry how far-right populists lied about what will happen by joining the Eurozone, and seemingly no one remembers it. People were saying something like “now everyone’s savings will disappear overnight…” and that literally just didn’t happen, and no one pointed that out.

      That said, welcome to the Eurozone!

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