Economy

Millennials are obsessed with success and wealth

Burdened by concerns about the high cost of living, housing, loans, and credit card debt, those currently aged between 28 and 43 face greater financial challenges than other generations. They are also the most obsessed with money and want to show they have it in various ways.

Serbia Strengthens Technological Position: Third Supercomputer to Arrive in Kragujevac Early 2027

In Ložionica in Belgrade, one of the most significant business events in the region this year, the first 'Business Summit 2026', began today, under the slogan 'Vision Under Construction', which gathered leading domestic, regional, and global business, political, and financial leaders.

Mihajlović: Serbia can offer to take over NIS if deal with MOL fails

Former Minister of Energy Zorana Mihajlović stated today that if an agreement with Hungarian MOL is not reached regarding the Oil Industry of Serbia (NIS), Serbia can offer to take over the Russian stake in NIS, adding that Serbia must not give up on the Pančevo Refinery operating at full capacity in negotiations with MOL.

Two Major Projects Will Ease Traffic in New Belgrade

Domestic companies, in a year heralded as historic for Serbian infrastructure, are proving they can successfully compete with foreign contractors in a demanding market by realizing two capital projects that will significantly ease traffic in New Belgrade.

Domestic Companies Presenting Products at Two European Fairs

At the 'PLMA' fair in Amsterdam and the London 'Wine Fair' 2026 in London, 39 companies from the food industry, as well as wineries and distilleries from Serbia, began presenting their products and export potential to leading global buyers, retail chains, and distributors today.

NIS Invested 4.9 Billion Dinars in Oil and Gas Exploration

NIS continued with significant investments in the field of oil and gas exploration and production, investing 4.9 billion dinars in this business segment in the first quarter of 2026, or 78 percent of NIS's total investments in the specified period. The main investments were realized in drilling development wells, geological and technical activities, infrastructure projects, and equipment procurement and investment maintenance.

Third review of the non-financial arrangement between Serbia and the IMF

Official talks between representatives of the Republic of Serbia and the IMF mission were held in Belgrade from April 23 to May 5 this year, concerning the third review of the implementation of the economic program supported by the current Policy Coordination Instrument (PCI), which the IMF approved for Serbia in December 2024. The first and second reviews of the implementation of the agreed economic program were concluded in June and December of last year with decisions by the IMF Executive Board on their completion.

Bloomberg: Ruble Becomes Strongest Currency Against Dollar

Bloomberg reported that the Russian ruble has become the world's strongest currency against the US dollar, strengthening by about 12 percent.

Glamocic: European Funds Are Very Important for Serbian Farmers

NOVI SAD - Minister of Agriculture, Prof. Dr. Dragan Glamocic, held a meeting with the Head of the European Union Delegation to the Republic of Serbia, Andreas von Baumgarten, at the Agricultural Fair, stating that European funds are very important for Serbian farmers and that there is greater interest than before.

Breskvica Sells Most Expensive Items: Paid Tens of Thousands of Euros for Them, Now She's Made a Decision!

Young music star Anđela Ignjatović, better known as Breskvica, has decided to sell part of her expensive collection of designer clothing and accessories.

NIS Invested 4.9 Billion Dinars in Oil and Gas Exploration

NIS continued significant investments in oil and gas exploration and production, investing 4.9 billion dinars in this business segment in the first quarter of 2026, representing 78 percent of NIS's total investments in the specified period. Main investments were realized in drilling development wells, geological-technical activities, infrastructure projects, and equipment procurement and investment maintenance.

Ryanair Demanded 25 Euros Per Seat: North Macedonia Refused Conditions

North Macedonian authorities have rejected the conditions set by Ryanair for launching flights from the country, announced Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, Aleksandar Nikoloski.