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Wednesday, 06.01.2010.

13:29

Dinar hits all-time low against euro

The Serbian dinar (RSD) has been losing value against the euro for the third day in a row this Wednesday.

Izvor: Tanjug

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Danilo

pre 14 godina

I don't understand why the Serbian government keeps spending it's borrowed money to try to 'stabilize' the dinar.

Let it fall, if it needs to fall.

BalkanUpdate

pre 14 godina

Another sign that Serbia's economy is still in dire situations. They have been trying to prevent the dinnar from falling for the last two years to no avail. Serbian government seems to have taken a page from Milosevic: When in crisis, print money. Would not be surprised if Serbia is faced with Greece type crisis very soon. The Serbian economy is way too weak to handle the kind of obligations it has: pensions (Euros500/month) and a debt burden of close to $30 billion. something will have to give soon.

BalkanUpdate

pre 14 godina

Another sign that Serbia's economy is still in dire situations. They have been trying to prevent the dinnar from falling for the last two years to no avail. Serbian government seems to have taken a page from Milosevic: When in crisis, print money. Would not be surprised if Serbia is faced with Greece type crisis very soon. The Serbian economy is way too weak to handle the kind of obligations it has: pensions (Euros500/month) and a debt burden of close to $30 billion. something will have to give soon.

Danilo

pre 14 godina

I don't understand why the Serbian government keeps spending it's borrowed money to try to 'stabilize' the dinar.

Let it fall, if it needs to fall.

BalkanUpdate

pre 14 godina

Another sign that Serbia's economy is still in dire situations. They have been trying to prevent the dinnar from falling for the last two years to no avail. Serbian government seems to have taken a page from Milosevic: When in crisis, print money. Would not be surprised if Serbia is faced with Greece type crisis very soon. The Serbian economy is way too weak to handle the kind of obligations it has: pensions (Euros500/month) and a debt burden of close to $30 billion. something will have to give soon.

Danilo

pre 14 godina

I don't understand why the Serbian government keeps spending it's borrowed money to try to 'stabilize' the dinar.

Let it fall, if it needs to fall.