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Sunday, 05.08.2012.

10:43

Parliament adopts changes to central bank law

The Serbian parliament adopted on Saturday amendments to the law on the National Bank of Serbia (NBS).

Izvor: Tanjug

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bganon

pre 11 godina

'Interest rates must be lower as they are in many Western countries.Serbia must do the same thing'

So how do you expect the dinar not to crash if you reduce interest rates? I don't expect you will reply...

perun_u

pre 11 godina

Changes in central bank law are necessary. Serbia is in deep financial crisis. Interest rates are too high. Something has to change to start the Serbian economy.Interest rates must be lower as they are in many Western countries.Serbia must do the same thing.

Commentator

pre 11 godina

So stupid, so unbelievably stupid. The Milosevic men government seriously copies the 1990s. On the other hand, nobody should be surprised since it is not new that many in that corner of the world don't learn from their past, but even for them this goes to a new level.

Dragce

pre 11 godina

Wow, a central bank fully controlled by a parliament. Time to dust off the money printing machines of the 90s. Boy, Serbia is n for some fun.

Commentator

pre 11 godina

So stupid, so unbelievably stupid. The Milosevic men government seriously copies the 1990s. On the other hand, nobody should be surprised since it is not new that many in that corner of the world don't learn from their past, but even for them this goes to a new level.

Dragce

pre 11 godina

Wow, a central bank fully controlled by a parliament. Time to dust off the money printing machines of the 90s. Boy, Serbia is n for some fun.

bganon

pre 11 godina

'Interest rates must be lower as they are in many Western countries.Serbia must do the same thing'

So how do you expect the dinar not to crash if you reduce interest rates? I don't expect you will reply...

perun_u

pre 11 godina

Changes in central bank law are necessary. Serbia is in deep financial crisis. Interest rates are too high. Something has to change to start the Serbian economy.Interest rates must be lower as they are in many Western countries.Serbia must do the same thing.

perun_u

pre 11 godina

Changes in central bank law are necessary. Serbia is in deep financial crisis. Interest rates are too high. Something has to change to start the Serbian economy.Interest rates must be lower as they are in many Western countries.Serbia must do the same thing.

Dragce

pre 11 godina

Wow, a central bank fully controlled by a parliament. Time to dust off the money printing machines of the 90s. Boy, Serbia is n for some fun.

Commentator

pre 11 godina

So stupid, so unbelievably stupid. The Milosevic men government seriously copies the 1990s. On the other hand, nobody should be surprised since it is not new that many in that corner of the world don't learn from their past, but even for them this goes to a new level.

bganon

pre 11 godina

'Interest rates must be lower as they are in many Western countries.Serbia must do the same thing'

So how do you expect the dinar not to crash if you reduce interest rates? I don't expect you will reply...