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The European Commission (EC) has proposed a new reduction in import quotas and an increase in tariffs on steel imports from non-EU countries, a move that could further impact the Smederevo Steel Plant, which has(read more)

The Executive Board of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) decided yesterday to maintain the key policy rate at 5.75 percent, while also keeping the deposit facility rate at 4.5 percent and the lending facility rate at 7(read more)

On the same day Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić inaugurated the high-speed railway to Subotica, Railway Infrastructure of Serbia (IŽS) adopted an official document acknowledging that six station buildings along the(read more)

A year after top European Union and German officials celebrated a “historic day” for Serbia in Belgrade, the issue of lithium mining in the Jadar Valley has all but vanished from headlines, Nedeljnik(read more)

Public debt in August this year amounted to EUR 38.2 billion, with Serbia’s largest creditors being eurobond holders, to whom the country owed a total of EUR 10.3 billion, according to data from the Public Debt(read more)

During the first half of this year, Serbia’s net international investment position (NIIP) as a net debtor increased by EUR 1.2 billion, reaching EUR 52.2 billion, according to an analysis published in the October issue(read more)

Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure Aleksandra Sofronijević stated yesterday that the proposed Law on Special Conditions for the Registration and Recording of Property Rights addresses a legal matter(read more)

The Government of Serbia has adopted amendments to the Spatial Plan for the Special Purpose Area of the Belgrade Waterfront project, extending the plan’s coverage to 330 hectares across the Belgrade municipalities of(read more)

S&P Global Ratings confirmed Serbia’s investment-grade credit rating at BBB- with a stable outlook, according to the agency’s report published yesterday…. This content is for Osnovni members only(read more)

Total debt to banks in Serbia amounted to RSD 4.164 trillion at the end of September, representing an 11.7 percent increase compared to the same period last year, according to the report of the Credit Bureau of the(read more)