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Serbia increases excise duties on fuel, alcohol, coffee and more: Impact on prices and budget

The Serbian government has increased excise duties on fuel, alcoholic beverages, coffee, e-cigarette liquids, nicotine pouches, tobacco products, natural gas for final consumption and...

Serbia’s economic growth in 2024: Strong industrial production, lower inflation and growing foreign trade

In 2024, Serbia emerged as one of the fastest-growing economies in Europe. However, imports grew at a faster pace than exports, and inflation in...

Limited impact of the “Best Price” campaign on inflation, analysis shows

The "Best Price" campaign, aimed at reducing or slowing down the price growth of 86 categories of basic foodstuffs, showed mixed results according to...

Serbia’s economy shows robust growth in 2024, driven by industrial production and strategic exports

Serbia emerged as one of the fastest-growing economies in Europe in 2024, according to the latest issue of the Macroeconomic Analysis and Trends (MAT)...

National Bank of Serbia achieves key goal with investment grade credit rating and economic milestones in 2024

The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) announced that it has successfully met one of its key strategic objectives for the year: securing an investment-grade...

Serbia’s economic growth projected at 3.6-3.7% in 2024, with inflation declining slowly

In 2024, Serbia is projected to achieve economic growth of between 3.6% and 3.7%, a strong result amidst the stagnation of European economies. Growth...

Serbia faces growing foreign trade deficit and export challenges amidst global economic uncertainty

As Serbia’s economy continues its growth trajectory in 2023, experts have warned that the export sector is under significant pressure. Economists have pointed out...

Serbia’s economic performance: Industrial growth, inflation trends and budget deficit insights

Serbia's industrial production saw a positive shift, rising by 3.3 percent between January and October 2024. In October alone, year-on-year production growth reached 8.1...
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