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Serbia introduces lower interest loans, offering major savings for households and pensioners

Following the introduction of new economic measures in Serbia, citizens have shown strong interest in loans with lower interest rates. Banks are expected to...

Serbia announces new economic measures and highlights success of Expo Osaka Pavilion

Serbia’s First Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Siniša Mali announced that the Ministry of Finance is actively working on a new set of...

Concerns raised over EPS electricity bill payments shift to Alta Bank amid potential costs and transparency issues

Professor of Public Finance at FEFA, Goran Radosavljević, warned that transferring electricity bill payments from the Serbian Treasury to Alta Bank, owned by businessman...

Total loans in Serbia increase by 1.2% in May

At the end of May 2025, the total loans granted to businesses, citizens, and entrepreneurs in Serbia reached approximately 3.942 trillion dinars, marking a...

Challenges and decline in social assistance beneficiaries under Serbia’s social card system

Since the implementation of Serbia’s Social Card Law three years ago, the number of people receiving cash social assistance has continued to decrease. As...

Economist criticizes arrest of former EPS director, claims corruption fight driven by political motive

Economist Saša Đogović stated that actions in the fight against corruption, particularly the arrest of the former acting director of Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS), Milorad...

Investment funds becoming an attractive option for citizens and businesses in Serbia

Investment funds are increasingly becoming an attractive option for both citizens and businesses in Serbia, driven by high returns, improved accessibility and tax incentives....

Local governments recognized for advancements in public finance management

At the National Conference in Aranđelovac, Ana Jolović, director of the RELOF3 project, highlighted the visible progress made by Serbian cities and municipalities in...

Serbia’s loan growth and debt trends: Significant increases in bank loans and arrears

As of December last year, the total loans in Serbia, including those to the economy, entrepreneurs and citizens, amounted to 3.795 trillion dinars. This...

Surge in online shopping in Serbia during New Year, but consumer complaints rise

In the wake of the New Year's euphoria, Serbia experienced a surge in online shopping, which was reflected in the mass purchases made by...

NBS updates on Serbian residents trading foreign securities and monetary policy decisions

Residents of Serbia, meaning its citizens, are allowed to trade foreign securities that are permitted by law, but they are required to submit documentation...

Serbia’s savings growth highlights need for financial education and alternative financing

Savings in Serbia have been on a steady rise since 2012, with a notable surge in local currency savings. However, experts at the recent...

Serbian Trade Unions propose 31% increase in minimum wage for 2025

The Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Serbia (SSSS) announced today its proposal to increase the minimum wage for 2025 to 60 percent of...

Economist welcomes permanent interest rate caps for Serbian loans

Economist Vladimir Vasić has expressed approval of the National Bank of Serbia’s (NBS) announcement regarding permanent limits on interest rates for various types of...
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