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Serbia’s agri-food engine stays export-strong, but investors face shifting production and financing realities
A Q4 2025 bulletin from the Serbian Chamber of Commerce (PKS) shows Serbia’s agri-food sector continues to support exports and business activity, even as output volatility,…
Serbia’s wood and forestry firms face a funding-and-compliance bottleneck as raw material access tightens
A Q4 2025 bulletin from Serbia’s Chamber of Commerce (PKS) portrays a sector that is operationally stable but held back by timber availability, rising EU compliance…
Serbia’s energy–mining pivot: industrial stability holds, but capital and execution risks are rising
A Q4 2025 bulletin from the Serbian Chamber of Commerce (PKS) shows Serbia’s mining output growing while parts of the energy supply system weaken, underscoring a…
Serbia’s metals and electrical sector stays export-led, but investors face margin squeeze and financing selectivity
A Q4 2025 bulletin from Serbia’s Chamber of Commerce (PKS) shows the metals and electrical industry retaining its export role—near 40% of total exports—while reporting margin…
Serbia’s telecom and ICT growth turns into a capital test as saturation bites
Serbia’s electronic communications sector is expanding its revenue base, with strong services exports and double-digit information-and-communications growth. But the market is moving from subscriber-led expansion to…
Serbia trade sector shows demand momentum, but financing and regulation are reshaping where investors put capital
Serbia’s trade sector continues to expand in nominal terms as domestic demand holds up, yet the PKS Q4 2025 bulletin points to margin compression and tighter…
Higher rates tighten Serbia’s capital allocation as lending concentrates in heavy-investment sectors
Serbia’s banking system remains stable, but higher interest rates—linked to European monetary tightening—are making financing more expensive and selective. Credit growth is still running at about…
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 widening external deficit reflects an investment-led growth shift, not just macro imbalance
Serbia’s current account deficit is widening as a capital-intensive investment cycle boosts imports of equipment and intermediate goods faster than exports materialize. The outcome hinges on…
Serbia’s deepening European supply-chain ties reshape industry growth and trade balance
Serbia’s 2025 industrial expansion is being led by mining while manufacturing grows steadily, as exports increasingly shift toward intermediate and industrial products embedded in European value…