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Serbia secures €60 million loan for railway modernization project from French Development Agency

The Government of Serbia has presented the Bill for the confirmation of a credit agreement with the French Development Agency (AFD) to the National...

Serbia secures 20 billion dinars in loans for Ruma-Å abac-Loznica road construction

On December 27, 2024, the Serbian government signed long-term investment loan agreements with Intesa and Unicredit banks to finance the construction of the Ruma...

Belgrade’s financial struggles and state lending: Borrowing from PoÅ¡tanska Å tedionica raises questions

The City of Belgrade has been compelled to take on debt to pay its employees, according to the Center for Local Self-Government. Poštanska Štedionica,...

Serbia’s autumn borrowing surge: Government debt and major infrastructure projects

Banking practices indicate that autumn is a peak time for borrowing, as expenses from school preparations and winter heating add pressure to wallets emptied...

Serbia’s investment rating: A step towards cheaper borrowing and economic growth

Serbia's recent investment rating from Standard and Poor's (S&P) is a significant milestone that economists believe will lead to cheaper borrowing for the country,...

Serbian lawmaker warns of economic crisis and calls for Minister’s resignation after tragic accident

Miroslav Aleksić, a member of the Serbian National Movement, expressed that the revised national budget for this year includes an additional eight billion euros...

Serbia’s debt exceeds 38 billion euros; new borrowings totaling over 300 million euros on the horizon

As of July this year, Serbia’s national debt has risen to over 38 billion euros. To further increase this amount, the government plans to...

Serbia’s rising public debt and costly loans: Economists warn of unsustainable borrowing practices

Economist Goran Radosavljević expressed concern over Serbia’s public debt of €38.2 billion, highlighting not the absolute amount but the rapid pace of borrowing and...
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