Serbian finance
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Association of Petroleum Companies wants government to review fuel excise policy
The Association of Petroleum Companies of Serbia (AOCS) has prepared several options regarding the modification of the excise policy on fuel, in order, as ... -
bne IntelliNews – bneGreen: Serbia has issued a first green Eurobond of € 1 billion
Serbia issued its first green Eurobond on September 16. The € 1 billion Eurobond has a maturity of seven years and a coupon rate ... -
CEE MARKETS-Crown jumps to 1.5-year high amid hopes of rate hikes
By Jason Hovet PRAGUE, September 16 (Reuters) – The crown hit its highest level since February 2020 – when the COVID-19 pandemic began to ... -
Kosovo war crimes suspect condemns “Gestapo” tribunal
A former Kosovo rebel commander compared a war crimes tribunal to Nazi Germany’s secret police as they began their first trial in The Hague ... -
SOFTSWISS to expand into online casino space in Serbia
SOFTSWISS, the leading provider of online gambling software, recently celebrated another significant achievement in its international expansion strategy. In August, the company received a ... -
CEE MARKETS-The crown outperforms as higher than expected inflation supports rate hike expectations
By Anita Komuves BUDAPEST, September 10 (Reuters) – The Czech Koruna strengthened on Friday, outperforming regional peers as inflation accelerated to its highest level ... -
Ireland fight to win late draw against Serbia
Republic of Ireland 1 Serbia 1 A rare night on Lansdowne Road. Still no win, but Stephen Kenny’s Republic of Ireland faced a powerful ... -
Greek track piece for Djokovic: “I didn’t feel well at all”
The Greek track at Tallon failed to surprise the US Open in their second-round match against Novak Djokovic. The Dutchman, world number 121, had ... -
5 amazing night photographers and the cameras they use
Many people are turning away from opportunities to take pictures at night. Low light, fewer pedestrians, and a perceived increase in danger mean many ... -
In Serbia, people live with their parents until the age of 40
Two-thirds of young people in Serbia live with their parents and more than 60 percent have no income, according to a study by Krovna ...
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