Inflation expectations of Serbian bankers have risen

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Inflation expectations of the financial sector in Serbia for the year ahead returned to the level of 2 percent, after a temporary decline in May.
The representatives of the economy slipped compared to May and amount to 1 percent, the results of the June Ipsos poll show.
When it comes to medium-term inflation expectations, they are slightly higher in the financial sector compared to May and in June they amount to 2.2 percent, while the expectations of businessmen remained unchanged and amount to 2 percent, it was published on the website of the National Bank of Serbia.
The achieved anchoring of inflation expectations contributes to increasing the efficiency of monetary policy in maintaining low, stable and predictable inflation in the medium term, which is one of the necessary preconditions for sustainable economic growth, the NBS notes.
For the purpose of transparent communication with the public, since May 2015, the NBS has been regularly reporting monthly on inflation expectations of the financial sector, economy, trade unions and households, B92 reports.

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