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As Brussels tightens the rules, Serbia deepens its economic opening to China

A growing contradiction is emerging at the heart of Serbia’s economic strategy. While the European Union remains Serbia’s largest export market, largest investor and...

Serbia’s inflation eases to 3.5% in May as price growth remains under control

Annual inflation in Serbia slowed to 3.5% in May 2026, while consumer prices increased by 0.3% compared with April, according to the latest data from the...

Serbia set to adopt its first artificial intelligence law by year-end

Serbia is preparing to introduce its first comprehensive law governing artificial intelligence, marking a significant step in aligning the country’s digital economy with emerging...

Serbia’s energy transition faces credibility gap as Fiscal Council questions CBAM readiness

Serbia risks undermining both its energy-transition ambitions and its competitiveness under the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) unless it develops a concrete...

Đerdap 3 tender raises questions over procurement structure and strategic priorities

A public call linked to the long-discussed Đerdap 3 pumped-storage hydropower project has triggered debate among energy experts, legal specialists and industry participants, highlighting...

Serbia moves toward tougher banking oversight and stronger consumer protection

Serbia is preparing one of the most significant overhauls of its banking regulatory framework in recent years, as the National Bank of Serbia (NBS)...
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Serbia’s investment case holds, but the macro story is moving from disinflation to execution risk

Serbia’s latest investor presentation from the National Bank of Serbia presents an economy that remains fundamentally stable, but increasingly shaped by a more complex...

Foreign companies increasingly use branch structures in Serbia as legal loopholes draw attention

A growing number of foreign companies operating in Serbia are choosing to establish branches rather than locally incorporated companies, taking advantage of a legal...

Serbia’s economic outlook in 2026: Investment-led growth amid global uncertainty

Serbia’s economic trajectory in 2026 reflects a period of controlled resilience shaped by investment-driven expansion, structural reforms, and deepening integration into European supply chains....

Serbia’s industrial output contracts as automotive surge masks broad structural weakness

Serbia’s industrial sector entered 2026 under visible pressure, with total production declining by 4.7% year-on-year cumulatively in the first two months, marking a clear shift...

Chinese financing and contractors drive Serbia’s Expo 2027 investment surge

The build-out of Expo 2027 in Belgrade is evolving into one of the largest coordinated investment cycles in Southeast Europe, with Chinese lenders and construction groups...

Logistics and corridor infrastructure become central to Serbia’s export competitiveness

As Serbia’s economy becomes more deeply integrated into European supply chains, the role of logistics and transport infrastructure is evolving from a supporting function...
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Serbia’s CBAM exposure is moving from raw materials to supply-chain proof

Serbia’s EU export model is exposed because it is built on imported industrial precursors, domestic processing and final export into EU manufacturing chains. In 2025, EU...

Engineering verified compliance: How aluminium and industrial factories are building emissions monitoring systems

For aluminium processors, extrusion plants, profile manufacturers and automotive-component suppliers, CBAM compliance is increasingly becoming an engineering challenge rather than a reporting exercise. European customers...

Serbia’s €10 billion manufacturing export engine faces the next phase of CBAM

For years, Serbia’s export success story has been built on a simple proposition: competitive industrial production positioned at the doorstep of the European Union....

CBAM’s next wave 27/28 onward puts Serbia’s manufacturing export model under scrutiny

The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism has so far been viewed by many Serbian companies as a challenge primarily for steel mills, aluminium...

CBAM technical study on indirect emissions: Comprehensive analysis and summary

The European Commission has published a technical study on indirect emissions under CBAM, dated 8 June 2026, through DG TAXUD. The study is important because it...
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