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Serbia’s energy sector: A year of change and future challenges

The year 2024 saw significant changes in Serbia's energy sector, although the price of electricity and gas remained stable. The methodology for calculating electricity...

Fiscal risk increases with every budget revision, as spending on Expo and National Stadium soars without explanation

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is nearing the end of its sixth precautionary arrangement with the Serbian Government. In its latest report, released on...

IMF report highlights Serbia’s energy sector struggles and plans for state-owned enterprises reform

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has released a report on Serbia's energy sector as part of the new three-year agreement with the country. The...

IMF report praises Serbia’s progress, highlights key challenges ahead

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has commended Serbia's progress in reducing its fiscal deficit and public debt, following the fourth revision of its stand-by...

President discusses Serbia’s new IMF arrangement, emphasizes control over deficit and public debt

In a recent statement to journalists in Freiberg, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić commented on the approval of a new non-financial arrangement with the International...

IMF approves new policy coordination instrument for Serbia to support ongoing reforms

The Board of Directors of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has confirmed a new non-financial arrangement for Serbia, in the form of the Policy...

Serbia’s growing deposits: High borrowing costs and strategic financial planning

In early November, Serbia’s Minister of Finance announced that the country’s account holds €5.5 billion in deposits. This is part of the ongoing policy...

Serbia’s Revised Fiscal Strategy: Transparency in infrastructure projects and IMF pressure to improve management

Serbia has taken a significant step in improving the transparency of its state investments with the publication of the "Revised Fiscal Strategy for 2025...
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