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Bulgaria Shields Businesses from High Electricity Costs Until March

The Bulgarian government has announced a program to compensate businesses and non-household electricity subscribers for high energy costs until the end of March. Under the new measure, the full difference will be covered when the exchange price exceeds 180 leva per megawatt-hour, effectively preventing electricity bill increases.

First deflation in food prices after 3.5 years

The Greek economy ended 2024 with negative food inflation for the first time since May 2021.

This is related, on the one hand, to the normalization of the market and the mitigation of the consequences of external geopolitical and climatic factors, and, on the other, to the imposition of measures that have been partially criticized by the market as extremely interventionist.

Vehicle registration fees for 2025 paid on time by 88% of motorists 

Eighty-eight percent of motorists in Greece, or 5.9 million of 6.7 million in total, paid their registration fees for 2025 by a December 31 deadline, according to the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE). 

This year's punctual payment rate is slightly lower than last year's 90%, which was achieved after authorities extended the deadline from December 31 to March 4.

Year-long house sale process

It takes an average of nine to 12 months for the sale of a house to be completed in Greece today, starting from posting the relevant ad until finding a buyer, reaching an agreement with them, and then preparing the necessary documents for the transfer of the property titles.

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