The election results are not a slap to the political class, but rather a fist that shows that it can no longer be like that.
This was stated by Dobri Mitrev, chairman of the Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce, before the BNR. There is no politically stable country that is economically unstable, he stressed.
Political instability somewhat affects inflation. The prices of energy resources affect inflation the most, Mitrev pointed out.
Dobri Mitrev defined the country's prospects for new early elections in the fall as "not particularly favorable".
"Business continues, unlike politicians, to look to the future and work for that future,", he pointed out.
50.01% is the chance of having a regular cabinet, according to the chairman of the BSK.