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Construction and agriculture continue to weigh on growth despite broader recovery

Within the National Bank of Serbia’s assessment of the 2026 outlook, construction and agriculture are identified as the two sectors most likely to lag...

Export-led recovery expected to strengthen Serbia’s macroeconomic position in 2026

The National Bank of Serbia’s final strategic assumption for 2026 centers on the role of exports as both a growth driver and a stabilizing...

Serbia’s medium-term growth outlook hinges on investment and productivity gains

While the National Bank of Serbia’s 2026 projections signal recovery and stabilization, its medium-term assessment is explicit: sustained growth beyond the near term depends...

NBS outlook points to a balanced growth model with moderate inflation pressures

From the perspective of international investors and banking institutions, the most consequential message embedded in the National Bank of Serbia’s outlook is not the...

Two futures for Serbia after 2026: Managed transition or external repricing

By the time Serbia reaches the end of 2026, the economy will still be functioning. Output will not collapse, exports will continue to flow,...

Serbia’s 2026 growth is real — but it is no longer self-financing

Serbia enters 2026 with an economy that is still expanding, still exporting, and still generating employment, yet no longer renewing the foundations on which...

Serbia’s growth story faces reality check: The economy expands, but below hopes

One of the most defining economic debates in Serbia this year has revolved around growth expectations versus reality. Official optimism at the start of...

Innovation, workforce and the future: Can Serbia turn potential into real acceleration?

Every country that wants real economic growth ultimately confronts the same truth: productivity depends on knowledge, innovation and people. Serbia is no exception. It...

European Commission warns of slower Serbian economic growth: Structural headwinds and regional spillovers ahead

The latest assessment from the European Commission indicates that Serbia’s economy is entering a period of moderation, with lower growth forecasts and elevated downside...

Serbia’s growth outlook weakens as analysts warn the country may post one of the lowest rates in the region

Serbia is heading into the next fiscal cycle with a noticeably softer economic outlook, as domestic analysts warn that the country could record one...

The rhetoric of growth: Serbia’s claim to be the most dynamic economy in the Western Balkans

Serbia’s officials frequently highlight the country’s status as the largest and most dynamic economy in the Western Balkans, a message intended to project confidence...

Serbia’s growth forecast tightens: Why 2025 will test the economy’s structural limits

Serbia enters 2025 under a cloud of increasingly cautious expectations. What once looked like a steady year of moderate expansion has slowly shifted into...

Serbia’s economic slowdown: Why 2025 growth is losing momentum and what it means for business

Serbia is entering 2025 on a slower economic trajectory, marking the sharpest deceleration in growth forecasts since the post-pandemic recovery. The European Commission’s autumn...

Serbia maintains economic growth despite NIS challenges, focuses on exports and regional cooperation

Marko Čadež, President of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce (PKS), stated that despite current challenges surrounding NIS, Serbia’s domestic economy continues to grow, with...
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