Bulgarian President says he'll resign on Tuesday

The announcement of Bulgaria's President resigning could signal political instability in the region, potentially impacting market sentiment, particularly within EU equities and currencies.

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Bulgarian President says he'll resign on Tuesday

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This development may lead to increased volatility as investors assess the implications for governance and policy continuity in Bulgaria, and could also affect broader EU dynamics depending on how power transitions unfold.

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