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Serbia set to join SEPA system, improving payment efficiency for citizens and businesses

Nenad Petrović, Director of the Payment System Sector at the National Bank of Serbia (NBS), announced that Serbia is soon to join the SEPA...

Alta Pay Group denies ECB investigation amid Addiko Bank stake acquisition plans

Serbia's Alta Pay Group, which expressed interest in acquiring a stake in Addiko Bank AG this year, has stated that it is unaware of...

Optimism for euro credit holders as ECB eases monetary policy

Citizens repaying loans in euros can finally breathe easier as the European Central Bank (ECB) has begun easing its monetary policy by reducing its...

Profit and challenges: A financial overview of Serbian companies in 2023

In 2023, Serbian companies reported a combined profit of 972.4 billion dinars, marking a 12.3% improvement compared to the previous year. This data, derived...

Serbia’s economic resilience highlighted at EU dialogue meeting: Growth projections and monetary policy recommendations

During the annual Economic and Financial Dialogue among the European Union, Western Balkans, and Turkey, aimed at preparing these regions for EU accession, Serbia...

National Bank of Serbia maintains key interest rate amidst global economic uncertainty

The Executive Board of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) announced its decision to maintain the benchmark interest rate at 6.5% following its meeting...

Inflation in Serbia: Trends, monetary policy and expectations

In November 2023, the United States saw prices rise by 3.1% compared to October 2022, while the Eurozone experienced a 2.4% increase. The Federal...

Rising cash loans in Serbia: Coping with inflationary pressures

Serbian citizens have increasingly turned to loans, particularly cash loans, as high inflation in recent years has squeezed their purchasing power. According to a credit...

What is hiding behind the late inflation in Serbia?

The growth of prices in the world is slowing down due to the cheaper energy sources, while Serbia later started to increase the prices...

Serbia, The average interest rate on loans in dinars reached 12.39 percent

Citizens and businessmen in Serbia who have any loan with a variable interest rate face large increases in installments, and when looking at dinar...

Banks operating in Serbia are safe at the moment

Banks operating in Serbia are currently safe and resistant to the spillover of the crisis from two banks from the USA and Switzerland, since...

Serbia, When we can expect to stop the growth of interest on loans

Stopping the growth of the reference interest rate should be expected at the end of this year, when inflation would be almost halved and...

Serbia, Interest in fixed interest loans is growing

Central banks that believed in the 'transitional' nature of inflation started to raise reference interest rates a little later, while others reacted strongly by...
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