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Serbia’s 2026 growth mix: public investment drives construction while services stabilize the outlook
Serbia is projected to grow by about 3.5–4.0% in 2026, supported by state-led infrastructure spending and a services sector—especially IT and logistics—that helps cushion volatility from…
Serbia’s state-led investment drive faces tougher delivery and funding conditions
Serbia’s infrastructure pipeline—about €17bn through 2030 and up to €48bn by 2035—remains central to growth plans, but rising financing costs and execution constraints are tightening the…
Serbia’s 2026 outlook shifts from recovery to structural slowdown as inflation and external demand weigh
New multilateral projections point to Serbia entering 2026 with slower growth and higher inflation than previously expected, reflecting weaker external demand, persistent price pressures and tighter…
Montenegro pivots to selective funding and strategic partnerships as growth model matures
Montenegro says it is moving away from chasing large inflows toward a model that prioritizes the quality, transparency and risk profile of capital. The government also…
Montenegro’s tourism-and-capital model delivers growth, but leaves the economy exposed to external shocks
Montenegro’s 2026 outlook shows an economy increasingly powered by foreign investment and tourism rather than domestic production. The upside—high-margin inflows and rapid coastal development—comes with structural…
Serbia leans on public capital spending to power growth while keeping debt and deficits contained
Serbia is expanding an investment-led fiscal approach, using public capital outlays to fund infrastructure, energy upgrades and industrial development without breaking its fiscal stability targets. The…
Serbia’s investment-led pivot reshapes risk, returns and growth concentration
Serbia’s latest MAT 374 signals a shift away from consumption-led expansion toward an investment-driven model, with real GDP growth moderating to about 2.1–2.7% in 2025. The…