Lending activity in Serbia continued to record strong year-on-year growth during the second quarter, reaching 16.6 percent in June, according to a report on lending trends in the second quarter published on Friday by(read more)
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Businesses, financial sector expect inflation of 3.5 to 5.0 percent in a year
The financial sector expects inflation of 3.5 percent in one year, according to the results of Ninamedija’s July survey, down from 3.6 percent in June, the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) said on Friday.
Luxembourg raises possibility of sanctions over ANN takeover
The Luxembourg government on Thursday raised the possibility of imposing sanctions after Alpac Capital replaced directors at Adria News Network (ANN) before the relevant Luxembourg ministry had approved the sale to the(read more)
Raiffeisen Bank revises Serbia forecasts
Raiffeisen Bank has lowered its year-end inflation forecast to 5.1 percent from 5.7 percent.
TS: Draft public-private partnership law fails to address key problems
The draft law on public-private partnerships (PPPs) and concessions fails to address key problems in the sector identified during the implementation of existing regulations, although it contains certain improvements(read more)
Diesel imports not viable, Serbian fuel retailers turn to NIS
Tomislav Mićović, president of the Association of Oil Companies of Serbia (UNKS), told Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) on Thursday that the gap between crude oil and retail fuel prices, or the “crack spread,” was a(read more)
State could get nearly two euros back for every euro invested in EXPO
The Serbian government’s investment in the EXPO 2027 specialized exhibition project will total EUR 2 billion, while it could receive almost twice that amount back through tax revenue, at EUR 3.82 billion.
Retailers to publish price lists daily from September
Serbian Minister of Internal and Foreign Trade Jagoda Lazarević said on Wednesday that retailers would have to publish their product price lists daily from September under adopted laws regulating the market and consumer(read more)
Agriculture minister dissatisfied with sunflower seed price
The price of sunflower seeds in Serbia has not yet been finalized, and some buyers are already offering more than RSD 50 per kilogram instead of the initially mentioned RSD 40, Agriculture Minister Dragan Glamočić said(read more)
Serbia ranks sixth in Europe in ice cream production
Serbia produced 86 million liters of ice cream last year, ranking sixth in Europe, where Germany led with 608 million liters.
