National Bank of Serbia (NBS) Governor Jorgovanka Tabakovic says Bloomberg has ranked the Serbian dinar (RSD) the world's second-strongest currency in 2018.
Serbian dinar "world's second-strongest currency in 2018"
National Bank of Serbia (NBS) Governor Jorgovanka Tabakovic says Bloomberg has ranked the Serbian dinar (RSD) the world's second-strongest currency in 2018.
Source: RTS, Tanjug
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Serbia is set to end this year with over 3 billion euros worth of net FDIs, Tabakovic said.
Stability of prices and financial stability are the objectives of the NBS, which is obliged by law to back the government's economic policy, she said.
"Well, let somebody tell me whether the dinar is too strong, that life is bad in Serbia, whether Serbia is reputable," Tabakovic said.
According to her, the challenging of her political past and present "cannot be an obstacle to her work, given the results achieved."
"I cannot understand that somebody is asking me if the dinar is a ticking bomb, while Bloomberg, not friendly to me or to Serbia, has declared the dinar to be this year the second-strongest currency in the world. Should somebody not feel ashamed before such an agency and this news, for criticizing the National Bank of Serbia or the policy of the government of the Republic of Serbia?" asked Tabakovic.
She emphasized that she "has operational, functional and financial, but above all personal independence in making decisions in the interest of the citizens of Serbia."
Tabakovic said the political support she receives is reflected in the fact that she "knows the man who leads Serbia and knows what his goals are."
"I recognize that I need to help realize these goals," said Tabakovic.
Waiting for "staff" or one of the other completely ignorant self-appointed defenders of Serbiandom to equate a strong dinar with a strong economy...
(JS, 29 December 2018 22:24)
Look, I was laughing, too. However, it seems that she was actually right. I'm no expert, but I found the article in question.
Google "Emerging Europe's Bond Standout Gets Another Rate Surprise" and you'll find an article on Bloomberg dated Mar 15, 2018.
"Serbia’s dinar bonds have returned 5 percent this year in dollar terms, beating the 3.2 percent average of 32 nations in the Bloomberg Local-Currency Sovereign Index. Last month, the dinar touched the strongest level against the euro in more than three years. It’s the second-best performing currency in the world over the last 12 months."
(Frank, 29 December 2018 01:18)
THIS IS THE REASON WHY I ENJOY THIS WEBSITE, IT MAKES ME HAPPY WITH ITS CREAZY HEADLINES.ONCE I MEET A CON ARTIST HE WAS BOLLSHITING ME.I TALD HIM TO STOP, HE TALD ME I HAVE TO LIE TO YOU BECAUSE YOU WILL BELIEVE AT LEAST 10% OF MY LIES. B 92 IS TEACHING ME SOMETHING EVERYDAY DINARS ARE THE STRONGEST CURRENCY IN THE WORLD. SERBIA IS RICH NOW. I KNOW NOW WHY PUTIN IS COMING TO SERBIA.
(Ari, 28 December 2018 00:03)
THIS IS THE REASON WHY I ENJOY THIS WEBSITE, IT MAKES ME HAPPY WITH ITS CREAZY HEADLINES.ONCE I MEET A CON ARTIST HE WAS BOLLSHITING ME.I TALD HIM TO STOP, HE TALD ME I HAVE TO LIE TO YOU BECAUSE YOU WILL BELIEVE AT LEAST 10% OF MY LIES. B 92 IS TEACHING ME SOMETHING EVERYDAY DINARS ARE THE STRONGEST CURRENCY IN THE WORLD. SERBIA IS RICH NOW. I KNOW NOW WHY PUTIN IS COMING TO SERBIA.
(Ari, 28 December 2018 00:03)
Look, I was laughing, too. However, it seems that she was actually right. I'm no expert, but I found the article in question.
Google "Emerging Europe's Bond Standout Gets Another Rate Surprise" and you'll find an article on Bloomberg dated Mar 15, 2018.
"Serbia’s dinar bonds have returned 5 percent this year in dollar terms, beating the 3.2 percent average of 32 nations in the Bloomberg Local-Currency Sovereign Index. Last month, the dinar touched the strongest level against the euro in more than three years. It’s the second-best performing currency in the world over the last 12 months."
(Frank, 29 December 2018 01:18)
Waiting for "staff" or one of the other completely ignorant self-appointed defenders of Serbiandom to equate a strong dinar with a strong economy...
(JS, 29 December 2018 22:24)
THIS IS THE REASON WHY I ENJOY THIS WEBSITE, IT MAKES ME HAPPY WITH ITS CREAZY HEADLINES.ONCE I MEET A CON ARTIST HE WAS BOLLSHITING ME.I TALD HIM TO STOP, HE TALD ME I HAVE TO LIE TO YOU BECAUSE YOU WILL BELIEVE AT LEAST 10% OF MY LIES. B 92 IS TEACHING ME SOMETHING EVERYDAY DINARS ARE THE STRONGEST CURRENCY IN THE WORLD. SERBIA IS RICH NOW. I KNOW NOW WHY PUTIN IS COMING TO SERBIA.
(Ari, 28 December 2018 00:03)
Waiting for "staff" or one of the other completely ignorant self-appointed defenders of Serbiandom to equate a strong dinar with a strong economy...
(JS, 29 December 2018 22:24)
Look, I was laughing, too. However, it seems that she was actually right. I'm no expert, but I found the article in question.
Google "Emerging Europe's Bond Standout Gets Another Rate Surprise" and you'll find an article on Bloomberg dated Mar 15, 2018.
"Serbia’s dinar bonds have returned 5 percent this year in dollar terms, beating the 3.2 percent average of 32 nations in the Bloomberg Local-Currency Sovereign Index. Last month, the dinar touched the strongest level against the euro in more than three years. It’s the second-best performing currency in the world over the last 12 months."
(Frank, 29 December 2018 01:18)