Economy

No Wonder

While Europe discusses the standard of living and the purchasing power of workers, Croatia is witnessing the attractiveness of a market that increasingly resembles a luxury market.

Delez Notified of Lawsuit Against Serbia, Minister Lazarevic Claims We Have Strong Arguments

The issue of rising food prices in Serbia is back in focus due to the practice of so-called 'off-rebates' in retail chains and a new law that should regulate relations between traders and suppliers.

Oil Prices Fall, Trump Threatens Iran: 'Fire and Fury Await You'

World oil prices fell after jumping to nearly $120 a barrel at one point on Monday, March 9, the highest since 2022, after the start of the Russo-Ukrainian war.

Результаты Лото 5+: Какие числа были вытянуты в 19-м тираже?

Согласно последнему отчету Государственной лотереи Сербии, в 19-м тираже игры Лото 5+ не был разыгран джекпот в размере 750 000 евро.

Oil price falls to near $90 a barrel after Trump's statement that the war will end very soon

The benchmark oil price fell today after US President Donald Trump said the war with Iran would end "very soon."

"A Continuity of Mediocrity is Announced": Vučić Promises the Average Salary Will Be 1,700 Euros, But How Much Will Food, Energy, and Utilities Increase by Then...

The average salary in Serbia has undeniably been growing in recent years, but it is often presented as proof of economic progress, even though economists warn that this indicator can be misleading. Large disparities in earnings, inflation, and real purchasing power raise questions about how much this growth is truly felt in the standard of living of most citizens.