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More Than Half of Bulgarians Now Support Euro, Latest Eurobarometer Survey Shows
More than half of Bulgarians now support the euro, according to the latest spring edition of the Eurobarometer survey on public attitudes across the European Union. In Bulgaria, which became the newest member of the euro area on January 1, 2026, support for the single European currency increased by 13 percentage points compared with the previous Eurobarometer survey conducted in the autumn of 2025. A majority of Bulgarians, or 55%, now support the euro, while 39% oppose it, the survey showed. Overall support for the euro across the EU remained at 74%, matching its highest level since the currency’s introduction in ... (full story)
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