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    Refinery disruptions undermined Serbia’s economic growth in 2025

    Serbia entered 2025 with expectations of a solid economic expansion, underpinned by public investment, resilient domestic consumption, and continued momentum in selected manufacturing segments....

    Serbia’s GDP outlook: Moderate growth anchored in domestic demand and public investment

    Serbia’s economy is projected to expand by 3.0 percent in 2026, followed by cumulative growth of 11.9 percent over the 2026–2028 period, according to...

    Serbia’s EU accession as a financial repricing process: Macro stability, sector reordering and capital allocation through 2027

    Serbia’s European Union accession process is often framed as a political timeline or a diplomatic negotiation. For capital markets, banking institutions, and long-term investors,...

    Serbia’s growth model in practice: Where GDP, credit and capital align

    Serbia enters 2026 with a macroeconomic structure that is materially different from the pre-pandemic and early post-pandemic period, not because growth is accelerating dramatically,...

    National Bank of Serbia sees GDP growth accelerating to around 3.5% in 2026

    The National Bank of Serbia’s latest macro-financial outlook positions 2026 as a year of visible economic re-acceleration following a softer-than-expected 2025, with real GDP...

    The hidden 2026 risk: Productivity stagnation under a green constraint

    Serbia’s economic debate entering 2026 is dominated by visible variables: GDP growth, inflation, exports and energy prices. Productivity, by contrast, remains largely invisible—until it...

    Serbia’s real GDP growth reaches around 2.0 percent in 2025 amid structural constraints

    Serbia closed the first eleven months of 2025 with real GDP growth of approximately 2.0 percent, according to macroeconomic estimates, reflecting a modest but stable...

    Serbia’s public debt climbs toward mid-term fiscal thresholds

    Serbia’s public debt trajectory continued its gradual upward movement toward the end of 2025, with total government debt reaching 43.4% of GDP by the end of...

    Serbia enters 2026 with growth intact but structural limits increasingly visible

    Serbia enters 2026 having preserved macroeconomic stability and positive growth momentum through 2025, yet facing a clearer confrontation with the structural limits of its...

    Taxes, fiscal structure and public revenue stability in Serbia in 2025: How the state collects money, how much it really earns and what that...

    Serbia in 2025 operates inside a fiscal environment that has matured into one of its most decisive macroeconomic stabilisers. Where the early 2000s economy...

    The power behind Serbia’s export engine: Who really drives the economy, who owns them and how much the country gains

    Serbia’s export landscape in 2025 is not simply a list of companies shipping goods abroad. It is a mirror of the country’s industrial reality,...

    Slower GDP outlook underscores Serbia’s cautious economic phase

    New economic assessments suggest Serbia’s GDP growth may fall below regional averages, with forecasts pointing around 2 percent — a clear indication of a...

    GDP structure and major influencers — Serbia’s economy in transition

    Serbia’s GDP structure in 2025 reflects an economy shaped by historical strengths, emergent sectors, and changing global conditions. Gross Domestic Product growth has remained...

    Public debt remains contained, but refinancing and interest-cost pressures build toward 2026

    Serbia’s public debt metrics continue to project an image of macroeconomic control. With debt-to-GDP remaining below commonly cited EU thresholds, the headline numbers suggest...
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