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Belgrade, 14 January 2005Economic policy will seek to maintain macroeconomic stability
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Belgrade, 11 January 2005Israeli Business Forum discusses business opportunities in Serbia
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Belgrade, 10 January 2005
Dinkic to attend economic forum in Vienna
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Belgrade, 4 January 2005
Purchase agreement for Subotica’s Sever signed
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Belgrade, 4 January 2005
Bids opened for drinks firm Rubin
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Belgrade, 30 December 2004European Commission approves €22.5 assistance to Serbia
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Belgrade, 29 December 2004
Quicker privatisation in Serbia next year
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Belgrade, 28 December 2004
Five percent economic growth expected in 2005
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Belgrade, 24 December 2004
Industrial production in November up 19.2 percent year-on-year
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Belgrade, 23 December 2004
More optimism after concluding textile agreement with EU
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Belgrade, 21 December 2004
14 companies bring in 412.2 million dinars
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Belgrade, 21 December 2004
Average gross salary in November at 21,130 dinars
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Belgrade, 20 December 2004
Sale of 12 companies brings in over 334 million dinars
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Belgrade, 17 December 2004
Live coverage of public auctions on the internet as of next year
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Belgrade, 17 December 2004
Continuation of rapid privatisation a pillar of 2005 economic policy
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Belgrade, 17 December 2004
EBRD approves €9 million for Subotica infrastructure
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Belgrade, 17 December 2004
World Bank approves new credit arrangement
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Belgrade, 17 December 2004
Economic Policy of the Serbian government in 2005
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Belgrade, 17 December 2004Hypo Alpe-Adria Bank launches home loans
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Belgrade, 16 December 2004IMF approves $95m loan to Serbia