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Thursday, 02.08.2012.

17:52

Serbian central bank governor submits resignation

Governor of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) Dejan Šoškić has submitted his resignation, it has been confirmed in Belgrade on Thursday.

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bbop

pre 11 godina

One of the guardians of stability in the country, is the Governor!
Not see the president of the state can be controlled, but the governor does not!
That logic only serves those who want to prevent such a situation, which is very bad, keep still! Under the guise of independence Los paper is to extend want!

bganon

pre 11 godina

Good move Šoškić, you did a good thing for democracy and the relative independence of the National Bank.

Now lets see if the governing parties still insist upon changing the law...

Huanito

pre 11 godina

Serbia, despite a restrictive monetary policy, unfortunately, is still one of the highest inflation rate in Europe. In 2007 year were realized inflation rate is 7%, well above the target rate, the unemployment rate of about 25% is also one of the highest in Europe, to say nothing. So the first function of the Central Bank is absolutely not achieved despite restrictive, measures that have had extremely negative effects on economic activity in the country. It is logical that the governor can not remain in office. The obligation of the National Bank of Serbia is to take into account the value of national currencies, confidence in the U.S., the economy and citizens facilitates decision making and future planning. The last few months, the national currency fell nearly 15% decline from the current value of national currencies certainly close to 15%, which is really had disastrous consequences for the economy and the citizens.

Huanito

pre 11 godina

Serbia, despite a restrictive monetary policy, unfortunately, is still one of the highest inflation rate in Europe. In 2007 year were realized inflation rate is 7%, well above the target rate, the unemployment rate of about 25% is also one of the highest in Europe, to say nothing. So the first function of the Central Bank is absolutely not achieved despite restrictive, measures that have had extremely negative effects on economic activity in the country. It is logical that the governor can not remain in office. The obligation of the National Bank of Serbia is to take into account the value of national currencies, confidence in the U.S., the economy and citizens facilitates decision making and future planning. The last few months, the national currency fell nearly 15% decline from the current value of national currencies certainly close to 15%, which is really had disastrous consequences for the economy and the citizens.

bganon

pre 11 godina

Good move Šoškić, you did a good thing for democracy and the relative independence of the National Bank.

Now lets see if the governing parties still insist upon changing the law...

bbop

pre 11 godina

One of the guardians of stability in the country, is the Governor!
Not see the president of the state can be controlled, but the governor does not!
That logic only serves those who want to prevent such a situation, which is very bad, keep still! Under the guise of independence Los paper is to extend want!

Huanito

pre 11 godina

Serbia, despite a restrictive monetary policy, unfortunately, is still one of the highest inflation rate in Europe. In 2007 year were realized inflation rate is 7%, well above the target rate, the unemployment rate of about 25% is also one of the highest in Europe, to say nothing. So the first function of the Central Bank is absolutely not achieved despite restrictive, measures that have had extremely negative effects on economic activity in the country. It is logical that the governor can not remain in office. The obligation of the National Bank of Serbia is to take into account the value of national currencies, confidence in the U.S., the economy and citizens facilitates decision making and future planning. The last few months, the national currency fell nearly 15% decline from the current value of national currencies certainly close to 15%, which is really had disastrous consequences for the economy and the citizens.

bbop

pre 11 godina

One of the guardians of stability in the country, is the Governor!
Not see the president of the state can be controlled, but the governor does not!
That logic only serves those who want to prevent such a situation, which is very bad, keep still! Under the guise of independence Los paper is to extend want!

bganon

pre 11 godina

Good move Šoškić, you did a good thing for democracy and the relative independence of the National Bank.

Now lets see if the governing parties still insist upon changing the law...