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Serbia’s economic growth accelerates to around 3.5% in early 2026 as industry and exports recover

Serbia’s economy appears to have regained momentum during the opening months of 2026, with economists from the Makroekonomske analize i trendovi (MAT) publication estimating...

Serbia’s economy accelerates to 3.2% growth as consumption and services offset construction weakness

Serbia’s economy entered 2026 with stronger momentum than in the second half of last year, as rising household spending, expanding services activity and improving export performance...

Can Serbia become a €100 billion economy?

Serbia is approaching a symbolic economic milestone that would have seemed ambitious only a decade ago. According to the government's revised fiscal strategy, the...

Serbia’s economy enters a slower but more strategic growth phase as investment model evolves

Serbia’s market environment is entering a more complex phase as macroeconomic momentum moderates while long-term strategic investment across infrastructure, energy, manufacturing and export industries...

Serbia’s silent growth sectors hold some of the Balkans’ largest untapped development potential

Much of the international discussion surrounding Serbia’s economy remains concentrated around automotive manufacturing, lithium, agriculture, outsourcing services and traditional industrial production. Yet beneath the...

Serbia’s economy starts 2026 stronger than expected, but inflation still pressures households

Serbia’s economy expanded by around 3% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2026, according to the latest edition of the monthly Macroeconomic Analyses and Trends (MAT) bulletin,...

World Bank warns of slower Serbian growth amid weak EU demand

The World Bank’s more cautious view of Serbia’s growth outlook reflects a broader reality now shaping the country’s economy: the easy phase of post-crisis...

Serbia’s economy enters a managed slowdown in early 2026 as investment model faces new constraints

Serbia began 2026 with a set of macroeconomic indicators that, taken individually, suggest stability. Inflation has returned to target range, fiscal policy remains broadly contained, and...

Serbia’s growth slows as inflation pressures re-emerge, World Bank signals narrowing economic momentum

Serbia’s economic trajectory is entering a more constrained phase in 2026, with growth moderating and inflation pressures reappearing, according to the latest assessment by...

Serbia’s economic model in 2026: Stability anchored in state-led growth with structural constraints emerging

Serbia’s economic landscape in 2026 presents a picture of relative stability at the macro level, combined with a more complex and evolving set of structural dynamics...

IMF cuts Serbia’s growth outlook as inflation pressures persist, exposing structural vulnerabilities in a slowing Europe

Serbia’s economic trajectory is entering a more constrained phase, as the latest projections from the International Monetary Fund point to a combination of slower growth and...

IMF cuts Serbia’s 2026 growth outlook as external risks and domestic constraints weigh on momentum

Serbia’s economic outlook for 2026 has been revised downward by the International Monetary Fund, reflecting a combination of weaker external demand, tighter financial conditions, and...

Serbia’s export structure and the challenge of market diversification

Serbia’s economic growth over the past decade has been closely linked to the expansion of exports. Manufacturing output, services exports and agricultural shipments have...

Serbia’s economy expected to return to 3–4 percent growth after slower 2025 expansion

After experiencing slower growth in 2025, Serbia’s economy is expected to recover in the coming years. International financial institutions project economic growth of around...
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