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Serbia prepares new government bond sales in Q2 as domestic market dynamics shift

Serbia is set to continue its active sovereign borrowing programme into the second quarter of 2026, with new government bond auctions expected as part...

Serbia secures EUR 350 million loan for road infrastructure expansion

The Government of the Serbia has approved a new EUR 350 million borrowing package aimed at accelerating priority road infrastructure projects, reinforcing the country’s...

Serbia’s domestic bond issuance in early 2026: €680 million raised in five weeks

Serbia entered 2026 with an unusually front-loaded reliance on the domestic dinar bond market, using January and early February to secure a substantial share...

Serbia: €200 million 15-year EUR bond — duration, yield risk positioning

Serbia’s announced €200 million issuance of long-dated euro-denominated government securities with a maturity in 2041 is best read as a liability-management and curve-extension transaction...

Serbia’s 2026 government borrowing strategy: Bond issuance, fiscal management and market expectations

Serbia enters 2026 with a clear plan to mobilize substantial financing through sovereign bond markets, aiming to support budgetary requirements, refinance existing obligations, and...

EU money in 2025: Small headline grants, large balance-sheet influence

In 2025, the European Union’s financial presence in Serbia was widely misunderstood. Public debate and even parts of the business community continued to focus...

Serbia–EU relations in 2025: Money, market access, geopolitics, and the slow grind of accession

By the end of 2025, Serbia’s relationship with the European Union looked like two different stories running in parallel, each true at the same...

Serbia’s €1.15bn Q1 bond issuance signals fiscal continuity, not emergency financing

Serbia will enter the international and domestic debt markets in the first quarter of 2026 with a planned issuance of €1.15 billion in government bonds,...

Israeli investors and the commercial real estate market in Serbia: Who dominates, who else is there and what it means

Israeli investors today stand as one of the most influential forces shaping Serbia’s commercial office real estate market, particularly in Belgrade. What has developed...

Italy remains one of Serbia’s most important economic partners

Italy continues to stand out as one of Serbia’s most influential European economic partners, both in terms of trade volumes and the depth of...

Germany’s strategic economic footprint in Serbia: Investment, wages and industrial leadership

Alongside Serbia’s rise in international technology visibility, German investment continues to act as one of the defining pillars of Serbia’s industrial performance and export strength....

Policy shifts and export-market strategies: Preparing Serbia for 2026

As Serbia approaches 2026, government strategy increasingly reflects the recognition that exports are not supplementary to growth — they are central to it. Authorities are shaping...

China in Serbia and the strategic logic of Europe: Why Chinese investors should become the strongest advocates of Serbia’s EU future

Debates about Serbia’s European path are almost always framed through politics. Commentators discuss Brussels conditionality, local electoral realities, identity narratives, geopolitical competition and diplomatic...

Government allocates additional budget funding for Expo 2027 preparations

The Serbian government’s decision to allocate additional budgetary resources for Expo 2027 preparations highlights the growing fiscal footprint of the project and its expanding...
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