Economy

Trading on the Belgrade Stock Exchange Exceeded 4.6 Million Dinars

On the Belgrade Stock Exchange today, trading reached 4,684,853 dinars, with both indices recording a decrease in value, according to the stock exchange report.

Europe's Capital Growing Poorer

According to the 2025 Well-being Barometer report, published by the Observatory for Health and Social Protection, 23 percent of Brussels residents are at risk of poverty, which is significantly higher than in Flanders, where the rate is 7 percent, and Wallonia, where it is 13 percent.

Around 60 brands at the "Belgrade Rakija Fest" on April 25th and 26th at EXPO Playground

The central international event dedicated to the promotion of rakija as a national and regional brand, "Belgrade Rakija Fest," will be held on April 25th and 26th at the EXPO Playground at the Belgrade Fair.

About 60 Brands at Belgrade Rakija Fest April 25-26 at EXPO Playground

For 18 years, Belgrade Rakija Fest has nurtured the culture of rakija production and consumption.

RECORD OIL REVENUES: Middle East Crisis Brings Historic Exports to This Country

In March alone, they earned 5.16 billion euros

ENERGY COLLAPSE IN SIGHT! High-ranking official issues DRAMATIC WARNING

Europe has enough jet fuel for "maybe six weeks," warned International Energy Agency (IEA) chief Fatih Birol today, stating that flight cancellations could occur soon if oil supplies remain blocked due to the war in Iran.

A SMALL VILLAGE IN ŠUMADIJA LIES ON WEALTH: This is Serbia's True Gem

In the heart of Šumadija lies a village that many bypass, yet it hides a true natural treasure that would be worth millions in developed countries.

Delta Auto Grupa introduced the new Farizon V7E: A model that reduces costs and simplifies daily business

Delta Auto Grupa presented the new Farizon V7E model, an electric commercial vehicle that brings what is most important to companies today: lower costs and simpler daily use.

Gunfire Devastated State Treasury: Budget Deficit Double That of Corona Times

In the first three months of this year alone, Serbia's budget deficit exceeded 96 billion dinars or 818 million euros, and is 245 percent larger than in the first quarter of 2025, when the gap was only 27.8 billion dinars or 237 million euros.

Živković: EPS has not been exporting electricity to the EU since January due to environmental taxes

The Director General of Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS), Dušan Živković, confirmed today that the company has not been exporting electricity to the European Union (EU) since January due to high environmental taxes (CBAM).

How foreign exchange reserves decreased by 1.3 billion euros in one month

In March this year, foreign exchange reserves decreased by 1.3 billion euros due to the simultaneous repayment of state debt, interventions by the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) on the foreign exchange market, and a sudden drop in the price of gold.

"ARE YOU THAT VAJFERT WHO SIGNS BILLS?" Who is the German who indebted Serbia like no one else, and whose image is on the 1,000 dinar banknote?

Đorđe Vajfert was the founder of Serbian industry and a great benefactor, and his image is on the 1,000 dinar banknote.