Serbia borrowed RSD 25.15 billion (approximately EUR 215 million) yesterday at an interest rate of 5.2 percent through reopening a 10-year government bond issuance maturing on July 27, 2035, originally issued on January(read more)
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Financial institutions lower growth forecasts for Serbian economy
Financial institutions are lowering their GDP growth forecasts for Serbia for this year, increasing concerns among economists about the country’s public debt, Nova Ekonomija reports…. This content is for(read more)
Vučić can promise infrastructure only within legal framework
Economists stated yesterday that infrastructure projects promised by Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić in response to citizens’ requests during his visits to various parts of the country must be transparent(read more)
Foreign trade deficit increased by one-fifth last year
Serbia’s foreign trade deficit rose by 19.9% in 2024, reaching EUR 9.865 billion, according to the latest edition of the Macroeconomic Analyses and Trends (MAT) bulletin…. This content is for Osnovni members(read more)
Serbia’s largest creditor at end of January was Eurobond investors
Serbia’s public debt amounted to EUR 39.01 billion at the end of January, with the largest creditors being Eurobond investors, to whom the country owed EUR 10.31 billion, according to data from the Public Debt(read more)
Serbia takes EUR 128 mn loan for Požarevac-Golubac expressway
Serbia will take on an additional RSD 15 billion, or approximately EUR 128 million, in debt to finance the construction of the Požarevac-Golubac expressway, exceeding the originally planned budget for the project by EUR(read more)
Drakulić: Pellet producers on the brink of shutting down
Zoran Drakulić, owner of Serbia’s largest pellet factory, Bio Energy Point, stated yesterday that domestic producers are struggling to compete with importers from Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Croatia(read more)
Student protest in Belgrade against EXPO development plan
Students from the Faculty of Architecture and other faculties protested in front of the Belgrade City Administration on Friday against the spatial development plan for the National Stadium and the EXPO 2027 specialized(read more)
Civil Engineering Faculty Plenum states that students’ first demand remains unfulfilled
The Plenum of Civil Engineering Faculty students announced yesterday that their first demand—for the complete publication of documentation on the reconstruction of the Novi Sad Railway Station—has yet to be met…(read more)
Budget surplus in January at RSD 5.5 bn, public debt at 44.2% of GDP
Serbia recorded a budget surplus of RSD 5.5 billion in January, exceeding the planned budget target by RSD 36.9 billion, as a deficit of RSD 31.4 billion had been projected, the Ministry of Finance announced on(read more)
