Two weeks ago, the agency Moody’s maintained Serbia’s credit rating at Ba2 but lowered the outlook for its improvement from positive to stable, and according to analysts at Erste Group, there is a risk that Standard(read more)
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Serbia 37th in the world by arms imports
Serbia has ranked 37th on the list of the world’s 40 leading arms importers, while Ukraine is in first place, according to a newly published report by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI).
Škoda offers trains and trams to Serbia, ready to produce them in Kragujevac
Škoda Group and Serbia’s Mind Group signed a memorandum of cooperation yesterday at the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Belgrade, opening the possibility for the production of rail vehicles of the well-known Czech(read more)
German company Carl Kühne considers opening a factory in Serbia
Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management Dragan Glamočić met yesterday with representatives of Carl Kühne to discuss the possibility of opening a vegetable processing factory and expanding the existing(read more)
Serbia considers fuel excise reduction amid rising global oil prices
President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić announced the possibility of reducing fuel excise duties as a measure to mitigate rising oil prices on the global market following the outbreak of a new war in the Middle East.
Label “100% from Serbia” likely to be introduced next week
The Ministry of Agriculture announced on Friday that the application of the commodity label “100% from Serbia” will begin eight days after amendments and supplements to the Rulebook on the Declaration, Labeling and(read more)
Women earn 14 percent less than men
Women in Serbia earn on average about 14 percent less than men, according to data from the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia and research by the Institute for Development and Innovation, while the average(read more)
Serbia well supplied with petroleum products despite Middle East conflict
Serbia’s Minister of Mining and Energy, Dubravka Đedović Handanović, said yesterday that the situation on the global oil market is complex due to the conflict in the Middle East, but that Serbia remains well supplied(read more)
Household debt to banks rises by one-fifth on y-o-y basis
Households and businesses owed a total of RSD 4,418.24 billion to banks in Serbia in loans at the end of February.
