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Remittances are quietly stabilising Serbia’s external position

Serbia’s external position in early 2026 improved for several reasons, but one of the most important stabilisers remains the least visible in public debate:...

Services and remittances quietly repair Serbia’s current account

Serbia’s current-account position improved sharply in early 2026, but the strongest story is not only goods trade. MAT reports that the current-account deficit fell to €179.3mn in...

Remittances as a stabilizing factor in Serbia’s external accounts

One of the most durable stabilizers in Serbia’s external accounts remains neither manufacturing nor foreign investment, but the steady inflow of private transfers from...

Serbian diaspora was the leading investor in Serbia in 2025 as well

Serbia’s diaspora sent €4.7 billion back home between January and November 2025 in money transfers, making it the country’s largest “foreign investor” last year,...

Household financial health in Serbia: Savings, credit exposure, remittances and the sustainability of domestic demand

Household financial stability is perhaps the most under-discussed strategic pillar of Serbia’s economic position in 2025. While macro indicators such as GDP growth, tax...

International sanctions on Russia slow payments but remittances remain stable

Although Serbia has not imposed sanctions on Russia or suspended financial transactions, the implementation of international sanctions against Russia — particularly targeting its financial...

Remittances to Serbia decline, contributing to rising current account deficit

Serbians living abroad are sending less money home, which is a factor in the widening current account deficit. In the first half of 2025,...

Serbia receives €2.34 billion in remittances in H1 2025, slightly down from last year

In the first half of 2025, remittances to Serbia totaled €2.3429 billion, slightly lower than €2.541 billion in the same period last year, marking...

Serbia’s slowing growth: Declining remittances, weak investments and economic pressures

Serbia's economic growth has slowed due to weak domestic production, limited investment, labor outflow, a fixed exchange rate, and the economic slowdown of its...

Worsening balance: Serbia’s rising interest and dividend outflows exceeding remittances

The December presentation of the Quarterly Monitor highlighted a concerning shift in the relationship between remittance inflows and outflows related to interest and dividends....

Stability and trends: Remittance inflows into Serbia remain steady

In the course of the previous year, Serbia received approximately €4.99 billion in remittances from abroad, according to data released by the National Bank...

Serbia, More money from relatives from abroad than from record foreign investments

Last year, the inflow of remittances from abroad in Serbia exceeded five billion euros and was higher than the total foreign investments, which at...

Serbia, Remittances reached five billion euros last year

Last year, five billion euros flowed into Serbia on the basis of remittances, according to data from the balance of payments published by the...

Serbia, The inflow of remittances jumped by over 40 percent

The inflow of remittances, money sent to families in Serbia by employees abroad, has increased by more than 40 percent, according to data from...
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