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National Bank of Serbia reports 27% growth in installment payments via Dina cards in 2024

The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) announced that installment payments made using Dina cards reached 13 billion dinars in 2024, marking a 27% increase...

Belgrade Stock Exchange continues uptrend: Dunav Insurance leads with strong trading activity

The continuous growth of the domestic stock market since late April continued last week. The Belex15 index rose by 1.4% to 1,188.7 points, while...

EU’s position on Serbia’s Jadar lithium project: Conditional strategic status

Eirini Zarkadula, spokesperson for the European Commission, emphasized that the Jadar lithium and boron mining project’s status as a “project of strategic importance” can...

Refinancing loans simplified by National Bank of Serbia’s new instruction

Refinancing a loan with a new bank in Serbia has become much easier thanks to a new instruction from the National Bank of Serbia...

Kragujevac Airport to open seasonal border crossing for business aviation

Kragujevac Airport, managed by the company MIND Aviation, will start operating a seasonal border crossing this year, running from April 1 to October 31,...
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Serbia’s innovation gap highlights opportunities for Nordic market expansion

While every fourth Dane and every fifth Swede actively follows technological innovations, only four percent of Serbian citizens do, according to Eurobarometer data. This...

Telekom Srbija’s financial reports delayed due to technical issues

The state telecommunications operator Telekom Srbija has once again failed to publish its regular and consolidated financial reports on the website of the Serbian...

Serbia’s construction permits drop nearly 15% in April 2025

The Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia (RZS) reported that in April 2025, a total of 2,316 construction permits were issued across the...

Serbian IT Association criticizes Government decision to cancel incentives for hiring newly settled IT experts

The Serbian IT Association (SITA), representing over 20 tech companies employing more than 4,700 IT professionals in Serbia, has voiced strong concerns about the...

Serbia faces fuel price risks amid Iran tensions and global oil market instability

A further significant fuel price increase is expected if Iran follows through on its threat to block the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial shipping...
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