Tag Archives: GDP growth
Serbia’s growth momentum slows as external headwinds become more influential
After a post-pandemic rebound, Serbia is moving into a more constrained growth phase, with 2026 GDP forecasts clustering around 2.7%–2.8%. The moderation reflects weaker European industrial…
Serbia’s 2026 external deficit endures as investment imports outstrip export gains
Serbia’s current account remains negative in 2026, with energy and capital-goods imports widening the goods trade gap. The deficit is still viewed as sustainable because it…
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 growth shift: investment and external capital replace consumption as the key engine
Serbia’s 2026 outlook points to a structural pivot toward a capital-intensive model, with fixed investment and public infrastructure spending increasingly driving growth. The change lifts medium-term…
Montenegro’s 2026 outlook: euro stability, tourism momentum, and the financing test ahead
Montenegro is set for moderate growth in 2026, supported by euro adoption and easing inflation. But the country’s heavy reliance on tourism and persistent external deficits…
Serbia’s 2026 outlook: Investment-led growth supported by fiscal discipline, but exposed to EU demand
Serbia expects real GDP growth of 3.5% to 4.0% in 2026, driven primarily by public investment, foreign direct inflows and industrial transformation. The outlook is underpinned…
Montenegro’s early-2026 indicators: growth holds, but external risks remain the constraint
Early data from 2026 suggests Montenegro is likely to keep its current growth pattern—supported by consumption, investment, easing inflation and rising employment—while export weakness and tourism…
Montenegro’s credit-led momentum meets a worsening external backdrop
At the start of 2026, Montenegro’s macro picture shows accelerating domestic demand supported by credit expansion, lower borrowing costs and improving labour conditions. But export weakness—especially…
Montenegro heads into 2026 with steadier inflation and a growth engine that still needs diversification
As Montenegro enters 2026, GDP growth is holding steady while inflation continues to cool, easing pressure on households and businesses. The outlook looks more stable than…
Analiza javnog duga Srbije: izazovi i prilike do 2026. godine
Uprkos trenutnoj stabilnosti, javnu zaduženost Srbije prate brojni rizici koje će ekonomija morati da savlada u narednim godinama. Dok ...