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Serbia promises incentives for returning diaspora, but details remain unclear

The proposed support could help address labour shortages and demographic decline, although eligibility, funding and tax rules have not yet been announced. Serbian authorities have...

Chinese-backed humanoid robot production announced for Šabac

Serbian officials say production could begin by late August, although investment, capacity and employment figures have not yet been publicly confirmed. Serbia has announced plans...

Serbia raises €500 million through private bond placement for defence

The six-year borrowing adds to Serbia’s defence-financing capacity while highlighting the growing role of international securities in public-sector funding. Serbia has raised €500 million through...

Serbia’s current-account deficit narrows as exports and services strengthen

The external deficit fell by almost 69% in the first five months of 2026, supported by stronger manufacturing exports and a growing services surplus. Serbia’s...

Serbia’s inflation falls to 2.7%, but central bank keeps policy cautious

Headline inflation is within the central bank’s target range, although core inflation, energy risks and weakening employment indicators continue to limit the scope for...

Serbia cuts fuel excise as NIS sanctions deadline approaches

The temporary tax reduction should lower pump prices, but uncertainty over the future of Serbia’s largest oil company remains the more significant risk for...
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Serbia CW27 market view: Growth holds, but state balance-sheet risk becomes the main market signal

Serbia’s calendar week 27, 29 June–5 July 2026, was less about one dominant headline and more about a clear shift in market narrative. The economy...

Serbia’s Q1 growth looks solid, but investment and inflation signals point to a narrower expansion path

Serbia opened 2026 with a headline growth figure that, at first glance, still places the economy in a comparatively resilient position. Real GDP expanded by 3.2% year...

Serbia’s first-quarter growth holds up, but investment and inflation signals weaken the comfort

Serbia entered 2026 with a stronger headline growth figure than many European economies, but the latest reading also shows why the country’s macroeconomic picture is becoming...

CBAM-ready production: Why suppliers and buyers now have the same interest

CBAM is no longer only a regulatory obligation at the EU border. It is becoming a production-engineering, electricity-verification, and buyer–supplier alignment issue. The companies...

CBAM-ready products in Serbia: Electricity purchase must become part of the factory MRV system

For Serbia, the CBAM-ready product issue is not abstract. It sits directly on the country’s industrial base: steel in Smederevo, aluminium processing such as Impol Seval...

Serbia’s external accounts show a better balance, but a more demanding investment story

Serbia’s balance of payments for the first four months of 2026 tells a more reassuring story than the headline volatility of recent years would suggest. The...
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Eastern Serbia mining plan advances, with possible relocation of residents

The proposed Čukaru Peki–Malka Golaja complex could significantly expand copper and gold production, but the project remains at an early planning stage. Serbian authorities have...

Serbia plans €31.9 million expansion of biomass district heating

The programme could reduce dependence on fossil fuels in participating municipalities, although reliable fuel supplies and certification remain critical to its success. Serbia is preparing...

CBAM verification puts Serbian exporters and EU importers under a shared data deadline

The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism has moved beyond transitional reporting and into the more demanding stage where emissions data must support an...

Serbia’s textile industry faces a harder future after decades of low-cost subcontracting

Serbia’s textile, clothing, leather and footwear industry has contracted from one of the largest branches of the former Yugoslav economy into an export-dependent manufacturing...

Serbia prepares deposit-return and waste reforms under government-NALED agreement

Serbia’s Ministry of Environmental Protection and business association NALED have agreed to co-operate on waste-management reforms, including a potential deposit-return system for beverage containers...
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