Timing couldn't be more dramatic. Bulgaria's opposition just launched a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov's minority government—and this drops mere weeks before the country's scheduled euro adoption. Political instability at such a critical juncture raises questions about implementation readiness. Will this turbulence delay their eurozone entry? Markets hate uncertainty, especially when currency transitions are involved. The ripple effects could touch everything from regional forex volatility to how institutional players position around Eastern European assets. Worth watching how this unfolds—government shake-ups during major economic transitions rarely go smoothly.