Economy

BUILDING ECONOMIC RESILIENCE: 'Supplier Day' Connects Serbia and North Macedonia

The Chamber of Commerce of Serbia, in cooperation with the Government of the Republic of Serbia and the Ministry of Economy, organized the 'Supplier Day' event, dedicated to connecting Serbian producers with retail chains from North Macedonia.

Brent Crude Oil Price Rises to Nearly $90 Due to Middle East Conflict

The price of Brent crude oil is rising and approaching the $90 per barrel mark due to the war in the Middle East.

Ministry: New regulation for the "100% from Serbia" food label

The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management announced today that a Rulebook on amendments and additions to the Rulebook on labeling, marking and advertising of food has been prepared, with the aim of further supporting the development of domestic production and strengthening consumer confidence.

Trading on the Belgrade Stock Exchange around 19.47 million dinars

Today, trading on the Belgrade Stock Exchange amounted to 19,471,346 dinars, with indices showing gains, according to the stock exchange report.

Axel Springer Buys Daily Telegraph Owner for 663 Million Euros

German media company Axel Springer has agreed to buy 'The Telegraph Media Group', owner of the British newspaper 'The Daily Telegraph', for 663 million euros, the two companies announced today.

Mesarović: Women employed at the Jumko plant in Rudna Glava receive 20,000 dinars each

Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia and Minister of Economy Adrijana Mesarović visited the Jumko factory plant in Rudna Glava today and stated that 1,361 women employed in the company received 20,000 dinars each.