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What Borisov said is partly true, partly false. This was stated in the BTV program “Face to Face” by economist Vladimir Karolev in a comment on the Prime Minister’s speech on the occasion of the international rating agency Fitch, which raised the outlook from stable to positive on the long-term credit rating. term of Bulgaria. in foreign and local currency. The uncertain outcome of the elections will worsen the positive outlook for Bulgaria’s rating, Boyko Borissov said.
The main indicators considered by all credit bureaus are related to economic growth. The study compares us with less developed countries. Another important indicator is the financial situation of the state. In fact, the financial situation of the country is good, but thanks to the currency board, Borissov has no merit. I agree with Fitch that without counting the checkpoints, after Sweden, Bulgaria was the country with the least restrictions, which affects the relatively good state of our economy, said Karolev.
The Fitch report said they did not expect political instability and said there was the possibility of a minority government, but they did not expect this to create problems, it added.
Borissov is right that if someone comes to a government that wants to nationalize, triple pensions, then there may be a reduction. But I don’t know what he’s boasting about, as during the NMSS our credit rating went up 17 times and now not even the rating is increasing, but the outlook. I would tell him, even if he was mad at me, “crush a little,” said the economist.
According to him, in addition to financial stability, the other optimistic factor in our country is the growth of the gross domestic product, GERB does not do great mischief because the currency board hinders them, but politically we are doing well. If some of the big populists unite and win the election, it carries political risk, but they won’t get 4%, Vladimir Karolev said.
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