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Monday, 08.09.2014.

09:51

Serbian currency continues to drop against euro

The dinar (RSD) declined by 0.3 percent against the euro (EUR) on Monday, with the official medium exchange rate at RSD 118.7954, the central bank (NBS) said.

Izvor: Tanjug

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Reader

pre 9 godina

Well, money injection from the central banks to maneuver the currency is a short term solution that rarely works in practice. It may actually backfire if it becomes the rule, by attracting more speculators who thrive in instability and reducing the trust of serious investors in Serbia. Serbia needs structural reforms and long term rigorous policies. German rigor is usually the way to go but that requires a lot of discipline, which currently is missing from Serbia and the Balkans in general.

Captain Kosova

pre 9 godina

"Serbian currency continues to drop against euro"

And here Serb trolls believe Serbia has all the answers! LOL!

Serbia has two choices: Choose the EU and survive, or Choose Russia and remain a pariah state.

Captain Kosova

pre 9 godina

"Serbian currency continues to drop against euro"

And here Serb trolls believe Serbia has all the answers! LOL!

Serbia has two choices: Choose the EU and survive, or Choose Russia and remain a pariah state.

Reader

pre 9 godina

Well, money injection from the central banks to maneuver the currency is a short term solution that rarely works in practice. It may actually backfire if it becomes the rule, by attracting more speculators who thrive in instability and reducing the trust of serious investors in Serbia. Serbia needs structural reforms and long term rigorous policies. German rigor is usually the way to go but that requires a lot of discipline, which currently is missing from Serbia and the Balkans in general.

Captain Kosova

pre 9 godina

"Serbian currency continues to drop against euro"

And here Serb trolls believe Serbia has all the answers! LOL!

Serbia has two choices: Choose the EU and survive, or Choose Russia and remain a pariah state.

Reader

pre 9 godina

Well, money injection from the central banks to maneuver the currency is a short term solution that rarely works in practice. It may actually backfire if it becomes the rule, by attracting more speculators who thrive in instability and reducing the trust of serious investors in Serbia. Serbia needs structural reforms and long term rigorous policies. German rigor is usually the way to go but that requires a lot of discipline, which currently is missing from Serbia and the Balkans in general.