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January 3, 2026

Mali: Srbija u 2026. ulazi sa rastom plata, penzija i investicija

Ministar finansija Siniša Mali izjavio je za RTS da Srbija u 2026. godinu ulazi sa očuvanom makroekonomskom stabilnošću, rastom plata i penzija i nastavkom velikih investicionih projekata.

Mali: Srbija u 2026. ulazi sa rastom plata, penzija i investicija

TL;DR

  • Serbia is entering 2026 with macroeconomic stability, increased salaries and pensions, and continued investment projects.
  • The country's public finances are stable, with public debt at 43.5% of GDP, well below the EU average.
  • Unemployment is at a historic low of 8.2%.
  • The minimum wage has increased to 551 euros, covering the minimum consumption basket.
  • Public sector salaries have seen substantial increases, with education and healthcare experiencing significant rises.
  • The average salary is projected to exceed 1,000 euros for the first time and reach 1,400 euros by 2027.
  • Pensions have increased by 12.2% on average, with a total increase of 24.4% over 13 months.
  • Significant funds are allocated for capital projects, including infrastructure, schools, and hospitals.
  • Serbia is preparing to host Expo 2027, expected to attract new investments and create jobs.

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