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Inflation between 6.4% and 9.0% is expected

Representatives of the financial sector expect inflation to be 7.0 percent in August 2024, according to the results of the Ipsos survey, the National...

An increase in the reserve requirement can make dinar loans more expensive

After the decision of the National Bank of Serbia to raise banks' reserve requirements, it can be expected that dinar loans will become more...

The National Bank of Serbia additionally tightened monetary conditions through the mandatory reserve

The National Bank of Serbia made a decision to increase the mandatory reserve rates, as a measure to fight inflation, the central bank announced. As...

The biggest projects in the rebalancing of this year’s budget

While the budget for this year originally projected that the "preparation and construction of a center for specialized exhibitions" would cost 300 million euros,...

List of creditors of Serbia’s public debt

Although Serbia's debt to the IMF increased by 1.17 billion euros compared to last year, and the amount of loans to commercial banks tripled,...

The private sector in Serbia is not over-indebted

According to the report of the National Bank of Serbia for the last quarter of 2022, the year-on-year growth of loans to households in...

Growth of industrial production 2.7 percent

The growth of industrial production in July amounted to 2.7 percent year-on-year, the energy and processing industries contributed the most to it, while a...

The growth of non-cash payments in Serbia continued in the second quarter

The use of the most modern forms of payment in our country continued to grow in the second quarter of this year, as evidenced...
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