economy
January 25, 2026
BOSNA I HERCEGOVINA NAM GLEDA U LEĐA: IMAMO TRIPUT VIŠE REZERVI OD SARAJEVA!
Imamo gotovo 30 milijardi evra, a BiH ni 10, što dovoljno govori o snazi naše ekonomije.
TL;DR
- Serbia's economy is stable and growing, leading the region.
- Gross foreign exchange reserves in Serbia reached a record 29.37 billion euros, significantly higher than Bosnia and Herzegovina's 9.35 billion euros.
- Gold reserves in Serbia reached 52,407.3 kg, valued at 6.09 billion euros, accounting for 20.8% of gross foreign exchange reserves.
- Gold reserves increased by 250.9 kg in November alone, adding 279.5 million euros in value.
- Over 11 months, gold reserves increased by approximately 4.3 tons, with a value increase of 2.21 billion euros.
- Serbia's gold reserves exceed those of all surrounding countries combined.
- President Aleksandar Vučić anticipates this year to be Serbia's best economically.
- Minister of Finance Siniša Mali stated Serbia is among Europe's fastest-growing economies.
- Over 60% of foreign direct investments in the Western Balkans go to Serbia.
- Serbia had 5.2 billion euros in direct foreign investments in 2024.
- GDP per capita in Serbia has increased from approximately 4,800 euros in 2012 to around 15,800 euros.
- Serbia has had the fourth-fastest GDP per capita growth rate in Europe over the past 13 years.
- Projections show Serbia's average salary will be 160-170 euros higher than Bosnia and Herzegovina's by 2026.
- The "Serbia 2027" program includes 323 projects focusing on infrastructure, construction, education, healthcare, and energy.
- The goal for 2027 is an average salary of 1,400 euros, an average pension of 650 euros, and a minimum wage of 650 euros.
- Serbia's public debt is just over 40%, well below the EU's Maastricht limit of 60%.
- Serbia is considered a country with low debt.
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