Dinar ends five-day slide against euro

BELGRADE The Serbian dinar ended its five-day slide against the euro on Friday, strengthening 0.1 percent, the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) has announced. The official middle exchange rate is now RSD 117.21670 for one euro. Dinar ends five-day slide against euro This year, the dinar hit its highest level against the single European currency on January 11 when the official middle exchange rate was RSD 103.6922, and its lowest on June 4 with the exchange rate at RSD 117.6943. The national currency is 1.6 percent down on this time last month, and 11.2 percent down on the year. Since the beginning of this year, the dinar has weakened 10.7 percent. Since the beginning of 2012, the central bank sold a total of EUR 1.288bn to keep the national currency stable. On Thursday, the indicative dinar-versus-dollar exchange rate stood at RSD 95.7184, reflecting a drop of 0.3 percent when compared to its previous value. The dinar is 5.0 percent down on this time last month, and 23.1 percent down on the year. It has dropped 15.5 percent against the dollar since the start of the year. Tanjug

Dinar ends five-day slide against euro

This year, the dinar hit its highest level against the single European currency on January 11 when the official middle exchange rate was RSD 103.6922, and its lowest on June 4 with the exchange rate at RSD 117.6943.

The national currency is 1.6 percent down on this time last month, and 11.2 percent down on the year. Since the beginning of this year, the dinar has weakened 10.7 percent.

Since the beginning of 2012, the central bank sold a total of EUR 1.288bn to keep the national currency stable.

On Thursday, the indicative dinar-versus-dollar exchange rate stood at RSD 95.7184, reflecting a drop of 0.3 percent when compared to its previous value.

The dinar is 5.0 percent down on this time last month, and 23.1 percent down on the year. It has dropped 15.5 percent against the dollar since the start of the year.