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Serbia to raise minimum wage by 13.7% in 2025 to match consumer basket and EU standards

In 2025, Serbia will increase its minimum wage by 13.7% to 53,592 dinars, aligning with the minimum consumer basket value and reflecting trends in...

NBS releases draft amendments to Banking Law

The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) has released a draft of proposed amendments to the Banking Law, inviting citizens, industry experts, and other stakeholders...

Serbia’s economic growth continues despite challenges in agriculture and rising inflation

In July 2024, Serbia's economy exhibited generally robust performance, with notable exceptions in electricity production and agriculture, alongside rising inflation, according to the latest...

World Bank grants Serbia $65 million loan for railway modernization

The World Bank has announced a $65 million loan to Serbia for the modernization of its railway sector. This funding marks the second tranche...

Real estate prices in Serbia surge by up to 20% in 2024

Real estate prices in Serbia have seen a significant increase of 5% to 20% this year, varying by location, due to widespread inflation. Belgrade,...

Serbia launches “Best Price” campaign to offer discounts on essential products

The "Best Price" campaign has officially begun in Serbia, offering citizens the opportunity to purchase food, personal hygiene products and household chemicals at reduced...

Serbia sees growth in payment cards and transactions: Increased use of ATMs, POS terminals and online stores

As of the end of June, Serbia had issued 11,760,905 payment cards, marking a 7% increase compared to the same period last year, according...

Moody’s upgrades Serbia’s outlook to positive, reaffirms Ba2 rating

Moody's, the third major global credit rating agency following Standard & Poor's and Fitch, has upgraded Serbia's credit outlook from stable to positive while...
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