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Nelt and JUSDA Europe team up to connect Serbia with wider European supply chains
Nelt Group has partnered with JUSDA Europe to combine regional distribution strength with a technology-led logistics model, as JUSDA expands in Serbia with an 11,000 square…
TBEA weighs transformer plant in Serbia to serve European grid upgrade demand
Chinese industrial group TBEA has moved from early talks to more concrete planning for a transformer manufacturing facility in Serbia, with an explicit export focus on…
World Bank flags Serbia growth slowdown and renewed inflation risks for 2026
The World Bank expects Serbia’s growth to slow to around 2.7% in 2026 as external demand weakens and global uncertainty rises, while inflation pressures are projected…
Raiffeisen sees Serbia’s growth holding up as inflation falls and external risks persist
Raiffeisen Bank Serbia’s April 2026 assessment says real GDP has stayed resilient, supported by domestic demand and investment as disinflation progresses. Still, the outlook remains exposed…
Serbia’s logistics signals a slowdown as trade values stay supported by prices
Serbia’s nominal trade figures remain steady, but the latest data points to flat to declining export volumes. That divergence is starting to weigh on throughput growth…
Serbia machinery exports show early signs of eurozone slowdown transmission
January–February 2026 trade data points to a shift in Serbia’s machinery exports: volumes are flattening in real terms even as nominal values hold up, suggesting weakness…
Serbia’s 2026 trade shift: exports rise on prices as volumes stall
Early 2026 data show Serbia’s export earnings growing sharply while export volumes remain essentially flat, pointing to a trade model increasingly driven by price rather than…
Serbia returns to global bond markets with record €3 billion triple-tranche eurobond
Serbia on April 28 executed its first-ever triple-tranche eurobond deal, raising about €3 billion equivalent across two euro notes and one US dollar note. Strong investor…
Serbia’s electricity market shifts under CBAM: exports shrink, liquidity moves and prices localise
In Q1 2026, Serbia’s day-ahead prices stayed well below EU levels, but CBAM-linked carbon costs broke the arbitrage that previously supported exports. The result is export…
Negative power prices arrive in Serbia, underscoring the shift toward flexibility-driven electricity markets
Serbia is set to allow negative prices on the day-ahead SEEPEX market from early May, reflecting growing periods of renewable oversupply. While flexible industrial demand may…