HomeMarkets

Market News Roundup CW27

Google Add Serbia Business News as preferred source
Supported byClarion Owners Engineers

Between June 29, 2026 and July 5, 2026, 76 articles were published.

Most-read in this period

1.

Serbia’s May industrial output shows growth on paper, but the real signal is stagnation

July 1, 2026
·Industry

2.

Serbia’s strategic state companies deliver record revenue, but EPS still defines the system

July 1, 2026
·Companies

3.

Barley leads Serbia’s grain trading as new-crop pricing starts to reset the market

June 29, 2026
·Economy

4.

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

June 30, 2026
·Economy

5.

Serbia raises science budget as innovation policy moves closer to the investment agenda

June 29, 2026
·Economy

Other developments in this period

Companies7
Serbia’s 2025 corporate leaders reveal a shift from revenue scale to commodity profit power

July 5, 2026
NIS deal leaves Serbia with a refinery guarantee but too few public details

July 5, 2026
Telekom Srbija’s profit surge leaves debt as the bigger financial story

July 5, 2026
Fiat Grande Panda turns Kragujevac into Serbia’s main industrial growth lever

July 4, 2026
NIS uses retained earnings to absorb 2025 loss as sanctions pressure moves from profit and loss to balance sheet

June 30, 2026
Serbia’s first state wind farm shutdown exposes a new layer of renewable project risk

June 29, 2026
Serbia’s congress economy becomes a new channel for investment, knowledge and global positioning

June 29, 2026

All news from Companies →

Economy16
Serbia’s nuclear turn begins with people, not reactors

July 5, 2026
Serbia-Japan investment treaty gives Belgrade a stronger platform for higher-value FDI

July 5, 2026
Serbia’s fruit export record puts agribusiness value ahead of volume

July 5, 2026
Serbia’s industry stays positive in May, but the growth signal is thin

July 5, 2026
Serbia’s trade deficit narrows, but export growth still depends on Europe and the region

July 5, 2026
Energy costs push Serbia’s inflation story back into the centre of macro risk

July 5, 2026
Weaker German growth adds a demand risk to Serbia’s export model

July 5, 2026
Serbia’s Q1 growth looks solid, but investment and inflation signals point to a narrower expansion path

July 5, 2026
Serbia’s high-tech deficit shows the scale of the upgrade challenge

July 4, 2026
Beijing agreements open a high-tech industrial question for Serbia

July 4, 2026
Inflation returns as an energy story, but core prices are no longer passive

July 4, 2026
Retail trade and wages keep Serbia’s domestic demand strong

July 4, 2026
Serbia’s export growth improves, but cars now carry too much of the story

July 4, 2026
EU steel rules add a new compliance risk to Serbia’s Smederevo mill

July 4, 2026
Serbia’s food industry remains a giant, but its volatility weakens industrial stability

July 4, 2026
Serbia’s growth holds up, but the expansion is becoming narrower

Supported byVirtu Energy
July 4, 2026

All news from Economy →

Energy1
Serbia’s active buyer rules turn factory solar into a bankability test

June 29, 2026

All news from Energy →

Finance4
Serbia’s budget shows strong revenues, but spending pressure is accelerating

July 4, 2026
NBS interventions show that dinar stability still has a cost

July 4, 2026
Services and remittances quietly repair Serbia’s current account

July 4, 2026
Digital banking moves from convenience to core infrastructure in Serbia’s financial market

July 1, 2026

All news from Finance →

Industry4
Serbia’s 2026 forecast shows growth without a strong industrial base

July 4, 2026
Serbia’s industrial rebound still depends too much on cars and oil refining

July 4, 2026
Serbia’s data centre strategy moves into verified green electricity

June 30, 2026
CBAM-ready production: Why suppliers and buyers now have the same interest

Supported byClarion Energy
June 30, 2026

All news from Industry →

Markets37
Serbia’s exporters face a wider CBAM test as EU carbon rules move beyond raw materials

July 5, 2026
Falling FDI is Serbia’s weakest signal beneath the better external balance

July 4, 2026
Serbia’s trade map shifts as Italy surplus emerges and regional balances weaken

July 4, 2026
Serbia’s monetary stability now needs a productivity dividend

July 3, 2026
Serbia’s growth model is stable, but still too dependent on liquidity and public demand

July 3, 2026
Fiscal discipline remains Serbia’s quiet macro test

July 3, 2026
Inflation is back inside Serbia’s policy debate through energy and services

July 3, 2026
Construction has yet to show the full infrastructure lift

July 3, 2026
Manufacturing holds up, but energy weakness limits Serbia’s industrial signal

July 3, 2026
Services exports are becoming Serbia’s hidden balance-of-payments stabiliser

July 3, 2026
Serbia’s external position still depends on services, reserves and export discipline

July 3, 2026
Public enterprises are becoming a quiet channel of bank-sovereign exposure

July 3, 2026
Corporate lending needs to move from liquidity support to investment depth

July 3, 2026
Household deposits keep Serbia’s banking system stable as companies stay defensive

July 3, 2026
Serbia’s banks are liquid, but the credit mix points to a cautious economy

July 3, 2026
Serbia’s reserve buffer becomes the main anchor of financial stability

July 3, 2026
Belgrade Stock Exchange remains too small for Serbia’s growth ambitions

July 2, 2026
Dinar government bonds: The market Serbia needs but has not fully built

July 2, 2026
Public debt looks manageable, but currency composition still matters

July 2, 2026
FX reserves and the dinar: Serbia’s main external shock absorber

July 2, 2026
Leasing reveals the real structure of business investment

July 2, 2026
Pension funds and insurers are quiet buyers of the state

July 2, 2026
Serbia’s financial sector is still a bank monoculture

July 2, 2026
Foreign-owned banks dominate Serbia: Strength, stability or imported risk?

July 2, 2026
Liquidity is comfortable, but the buffer is no longer expanding

July 2, 2026
Corporate credit recovers, but industrial momentum is uneven

July 2, 2026
Housing prices keep rising: Serbia’s property market becomes a financial-stability story

July 2, 2026
Household credit is accelerating again: Are wages strong enough to absorb it?

July 2, 2026
Euroization is falling in loans, but deposits still tell a different story

July 2, 2026
NPLs at 2.1%: Serbia’s credit quality looks excellent, but the next risk is growth

July 2, 2026
Serbia’s banks remain the stability anchor, but the easy profit cycle is ending

July 2, 2026
Serbia’s banking system looks stable, but the credit mix shows a more cautious growth cycle

July 1, 2026
Serbia’s export model still depends on neighbouring markets more than global reach

July 1, 2026
CBAM becomes a new bankability test for Serbian exporters, RES producers and industrial lenders

June 30, 2026
Serbia’s market week turns on oil security, political risk and energy capex

June 30, 2026
Serbia at the edge of the single market: Turning geography into a near‑sourcing advantage

June 30, 2026
Market News Roundup CW26

June 29, 2026

All news from Markets →

Policy & State2
Serbia’s debt stock remains moderate by GDP, but its creditor map shows a more complex financing model

July 1, 2026
Serbia’s new industrial plan puts higher-value manufacturing at the centre of growth policy

Supported by
June 30, 2026

All news from Policy & State →

Supported by
Previous article
Serbia’s nuclear turn begins with people, not reactors
Next article
Serbia’s hydrogen ambition moves from engineering concept to bankability test

RELATED ARTICLES

spot_img
spot_img
Supported byClarion Energy