economy
January 23, 2026
ODGOVORNA EKONOMSKA POLITIKA! Agencija Fitch potvrdila kreditni rejting Srbije na nivou BB+ uz pozitivne izglede
Prvi potpredsednik vlade i ministar finansija Siniša Mali izjavio je, povodom najnovijeg izveštaja rejting agencije Fitch, da Srbija, uprkos svim globalnim nestabilnostima i unutrašnjim izazovima, nastavlja da vodi odgovornu ekonomsku politiku!
TL;DR
- Fitch Ratings confirmed Serbia's long-term credit rating at BB+ with a positive outlook.
- The rating reflects stable macroeconomic foundations and the government's responsible economic policy.
- Positive outlook suggests potential for rating improvement due to investment-led growth, reduced public debt, and external position.
- Fitch highlights consistent cautious fiscal policy, stable exchange rate, and adequate foreign reserves.
- Economic growth in 2025 was weaker than projected due to lower FDI, political uncertainty, and sanctions on NIS.
- Fitch expects gradual economic acceleration in subsequent years, supported by infrastructure projects and the 'Jump into the Future - Serbia 2027' program.
- Public investment remains high, and public debt is significantly below comparable countries.
- Institutional frameworks are deemed strong enough to ensure policy continuity.
- Minister Siniša Mali expressed satisfaction with retaining energy stability and citizens' well-being despite NIS sanctions.
- Serbia aims for accelerated economic growth, reduced public debt and unemployment, and improved living standards.
- Projected GDP growth is 3% for the current year and 5% in 2027, with GDP exceeding 100 billion euros by 2027.
- The country is open for investments, with 2024 being a record year for foreign direct investments.
- The upcoming Expo 2027 is expected to drive economic progress, job creation, and technological advancement.
- International financial institutions like the IMF and rating agencies validate Serbia's economic policy.
- The reaffirmed rating strengthens Serbia's credibility in international financial markets and signals stability to investors.
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