Serbian dinar hits new record low

Right, as if Serbia would not receive already an increasing sum of 200 000 000 € annually from Germany and the other member states such as Italy. http://ec.europa.eu/enlargement/candidate-countries/serbia/financial-assistance/index_en.htm

i think that many people begining to have the same idea...after the election Serbia may default ...
(Luigi, 22 March 2012 10:07)

Italian,don`t lecture others about defaultng,at least we are not begging Germans for mercy like you...
That is your "Italian" pride...

i think that many people begining to have the same idea...after the election Serbia may default ...

"The dinar weakened 2.6 percent against the U.S. dollar on a monthly and 14 percent on an annual level."

A good year to promote tourism from the U.S. "See more of Serbia, for less!" This is one of the advantages of not using the euro - there will be times when to the rest of the world it seems like everything in the country is on sale. Might as well cash in on it.

It fell also against the Euro. And the Euro is actually stronger compared to the dollar. So if you take it like that, Serbia is becoming even cheaper for people from the Eurozone.
And no worries, it will take at least 20 years until Serbia will be able to join the Euro.

i think that many people begining to have the same idea...after the election Serbia may default ...

i think that many people begining to have the same idea...after the election Serbia may default ...
(Luigi, 22 March 2012 10:07)

Italian,don`t lecture others about defaultng,at least we are not begging Germans for mercy like you...
That is your "Italian" pride...

Right, as if Serbia would not receive already an increasing sum of 200 000 000 € annually from Germany and the other member states such as Italy. http://ec.europa.eu/enlargement/candidate-countries/serbia/financial-assistance/index_en.htm

It fell also against the Euro. And the Euro is actually stronger compared to the dollar. So if you take it like that, Serbia is becoming even cheaper for people from the Eurozone.
And no worries, it will take at least 20 years until Serbia will be able to join the Euro.

"The dinar weakened 2.6 percent against the U.S. dollar on a monthly and 14 percent on an annual level."

A good year to promote tourism from the U.S. "See more of Serbia, for less!" This is one of the advantages of not using the euro - there will be times when to the rest of the world it seems like everything in the country is on sale. Might as well cash in on it.