Annual inflation in Bulgaria climbed to 6% in October 2026, putting it 2 percentage points above the Eurozone average of 4%, according to preliminary Eurostat figures published on November 4. Inflation across the currency bloc also accelerated, reaching 4% compared with 3.8% in September. Bulgaria recorded the second-highest annual inflation rate among the 21 Eurozone countries covered by the data. Lithuania topped the ranking at 6.1%, followed by Greece and Italy at 5.6% each, Cyprus at 5.4% and Belgium at 5.2%. The lowest rates were registered in Malta at 2.3%, Germany at 2.8% and Slovakia at 2.9%. The figures show that inflation in Bulgaria has continued to accelerate over recent months. The annual rate stood at 4.
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