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Serbia’s credit surge triggers tighter bank capital buffers
Serbia’s rapid loan expansion has pushed total credit exposure to nearly 80% of GDP, prompting the National Bank of Serbia to raise the highest countercyclical and…
MOL gets two-week extension for talks with GazpromNeft over Russian stake in NIS
MOL Group has been granted a two-week extension to continue discussions with GazpromNeft on the potential sale of its Russian stake in Serbia’s NIS, with talks…
Serbia’s new macro cycle: energy volatility, CBAM risk and sovereign funding pressures reshape the outlook
During CW21, Serbia’s inflation expectations, industrial margins and financial stability became increasingly tied to electricity-market volatility, higher imported energy costs and sovereign financing pressure. Even as…
Serbia’s industrial economy shifts to carbon-adjusted financing as CBAM nears
As Europe’s demand cools and energy costs rise, Serbia is moving from a low-cost export model toward one where electricity sourcing, carbon intensity and ESG-linked lending…
Negative prices, battery storage and cross-border flows push Serbia into a new power market cycle
Serbia’s electricity market entered a structurally different phase during CW21 as negative pricing, renewable volatility, cross-border balancing pressure and battery-storage expansion began reshaping how power is…
Serbia’s power market shifts into a volatility-and-carbon era as SEEPEX adopts negative prices
Serbia’s SEEPEX introduced negative electricity prices from 5 May 2026, a structural change that exposes oversupply and renewable intermittency in real time. The move arrives as…
Serbia’s industrial competitiveness shifts as CBAM, power costs and EU supply chains converge
As CBAM moves toward full implementation in January 2026, Serbia’s exporters and banks are increasingly tying investment decisions to electricity origin, carbon exposure and renewable integration—rather…
Serbia’s critical minerals strategy faces financing, processing and governance test as Europe scrambles for supply security
Serbia’s ambitions to position itself as one of Europe’s key suppliers of lithium and strategic minerals are increasingly colliding with a much broader European industrial reality:…
Serbia’s mining sector steps into Europe’s critical-materials power struggle
Serbia is emerging as a pivotal European mining jurisdiction as the EU’s Critical Raw Materials push turns critical minerals into a geopolitical and governance test. The…
Serbia shifts from fast growth to a more strategic, infrastructure-led model as external risks rise
Serbia’s growth outlook for 2026 is being revised down as geopolitical instability, weaker European industrial demand and energy-price volatility weigh on export-linked sectors. At the same…