Serbia News News Serbia » Finance: MOL says no change in NIS deal, Serbian ministry clarify Mali’s remarks
News that an agreement had been signed for Hungary’s MOL to acquire the majority Russian-owned stake in Serbia’s oil company NIS drew widespread attention after caretaker Finance Minister Siniša Mali ...
News Serbia » Finance: Serbia: Russia signs deal with MOL for NIS stake
The deal for 56.15% of the Serbian oil company must receive approval from the antimonopoly authorities of Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina ...
News Serbia » Finance: Serbia's budget deficit doubles y/y in Jan-Aug
Serbia's consolidated budget was in deficit of 109.3 billion dinars ($1 billion/ 931 million euro) in the eight months through August, more than doubling from a deficit of 53.5 billion dinars posted ...
News Serbia » Finance: Serbia raises €500mn to finance military modernisation
Serbia has raised €500mn through a private placement of six-year euro-denominated notes with international institutional investors to finance the modernisation of its armed forces, the finance ...
News Serbia » Finance: Contract Signed for MOL's Acquisition of Majority Stake in Serbia's NIS, Regulatory Approval Pending
Hungarian company MOL has signed an agreement to acquire the majority Russian stake in Serbian oil company NIS. The deal still requires approval from the competition authorities in Serbia a ...
News Serbia » Finance: Serbian Finance Minister’s TikTok Crypto Promotion Raises Eyebrows
Serbian finance minister’s shout out to the Solana crypto wallet on TikTok has been branded “unusual” and “inappropriate”. In mid-January, Serbia’s finance minister took to TikTok to talk up the ...
News Serbia » Finance: Serbia turns to tech industry to fight economic stagnation
BELGRADE (Reuters) - Serbia, a country that claims inventor Nikola Tesla as one of its most famous sons, is looking to technology to help lift itself out of decades of economic stagnation following ...
News Serbia » Finance: Serbia: Reforms Pay Off
When Serbia hits the news headlines, it is usually for the wrong reasons. Look a little closer however, and another—quite surprising—story emerges. “Since Covid-19, Serbia has been one of emerging ...