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Tuesday, 16.04.2013.

15:38

"Exchange rate regime remains unchanged"

The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) is not considering changing its exchange rate regime and will keep the current inflation targeting and managed float regimes.

Izvor: Tanjug

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bganon

pre 11 godina

Interest rates should be reduced. Timid and incompetent economic policies by governments of southern Europe should not be mirrored in Serbia. Growth in these parts is stagnant even though other parts of the world and making a recovery.

Comm. Parrisson

pre 11 godina

Tabaković noted that in the last five months, average monthly inflation rate was between 0.1 and 0.2 percent, which indicates that it should be “back within the bound of the target tolerance band by October.”

With that inflation rate, Serbia would even meet EU target standards (2% annual rate). It's a bit surprising, since in all previous years, Serbs have been happy when the annual inflation rate had only one digit, i.e. has been below 10%.

Comm. Parrisson

pre 11 godina

Tabaković noted that in the last five months, average monthly inflation rate was between 0.1 and 0.2 percent, which indicates that it should be “back within the bound of the target tolerance band by October.”

With that inflation rate, Serbia would even meet EU target standards (2% annual rate). It's a bit surprising, since in all previous years, Serbs have been happy when the annual inflation rate had only one digit, i.e. has been below 10%.

bganon

pre 11 godina

Interest rates should be reduced. Timid and incompetent economic policies by governments of southern Europe should not be mirrored in Serbia. Growth in these parts is stagnant even though other parts of the world and making a recovery.

Comm. Parrisson

pre 11 godina

Tabaković noted that in the last five months, average monthly inflation rate was between 0.1 and 0.2 percent, which indicates that it should be “back within the bound of the target tolerance band by October.”

With that inflation rate, Serbia would even meet EU target standards (2% annual rate). It's a bit surprising, since in all previous years, Serbs have been happy when the annual inflation rate had only one digit, i.e. has been below 10%.

bganon

pre 11 godina

Interest rates should be reduced. Timid and incompetent economic policies by governments of southern Europe should not be mirrored in Serbia. Growth in these parts is stagnant even though other parts of the world and making a recovery.