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IMF Lists the Fastest-Growing Economies for 2025

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revealed the fastest-growing economies for 2025, with South Sudan leading the way...

Lev Ratnovski, new IMF Resident Representative for Serbia

Lev Ratnovski is the new IMF Resident Representative for Serbia. Previously, Mr. Ratnovski covered at the IMF in Washington...

Feature

Serbia’s IMF Program on Track Feature

Serbia and the IMF have reached a staff-level agreement on the third review under the Stand-By Arrangement, pending...

Slovenia to Outpace Italy in Economic Power by 2029

Projected by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to rise significantly in economic stature, Slovenia is set to surpass...

By Ivan Nikolić, editor of monthly publication MAT

The Secret of Serbia’s Success

Production of higher technological quality is a key means and catalyst for Serbia’s economic resilience against external shocks...

31st Kopaonik Business Forum Kicks Off Amid Global Uncertainties

The prestigious Kopaonik Business Forum, now in its 31st year, commenced on the Serbian ski resort of Kopaonik,...

IMF Boosts Global Growth Forecast Amid Lower Energy Costs

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revised its forecast for global economic growth upwards for this year, buoyed...

Yulia Ustyugova, IMF Resident Representative For Serbia

Geopolitical Stability & Nearshoring Could Boost Serbia’s FDI

Solving geopolitical tensions, some of which are not within Serbia’s control, would support and strengthen foreign direct investment...

IMF: The Decline Of The World Economy In 2023

Things are more likely to get worse than better, International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva predicted, as...

IMF: War Caused Biggest Food Shortage Since 2008

The war in Ukraine has disrupted supplies of grain and fertilizer, producing the worst food shortages since the...

Comment

Crises Give Birth To New Solutions

Even though we have continuity of government, there’s no doubt that the set of measures the government will...

Yulia Ustyugova, IMF Resident Representative For The Republic Of Serbia

Making Difficult Choices Must Be A Key Government Task

Limited policy space and more difficult access to financing means that policymakers will have to be very selective...

IMF Expect Ukraine To Continue Paying Debt

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) expects Ukraine to continue to pay its foreign debt, an IMF spokesman said. In...

By Joseph E. Stiglitz, Jonathan D. Ostry

The IMF Is Still Behind The Times On Capital Controls

Although the International Monetary Fund’s newly revised policy framework on capital controls makes some improvements on what came...

IMF Predicts 3.5% Growth In Serbia

The International Monetary Fund predicts 3.5% growth in Serbia's GDP this year, with 4% for 2023. Serbia's growth forecast...

Governor Tabaković Leads Delegation To IMF

A delegation from the Republic of Serbia led by Governor of the National Bank Jorgovanka Tabaković will participate...

MMF: Serbia Has Managed The Crisis Well

Serbian Minister of Finance Siniša Mali held a final meeting with a mission of the International Monetary Fund...

What Is Brought By The New Largest Allocation Of IMF Special Drawing Rights?

Gift That Will Most Delight The Wealthy

The approximately 890 million dollars’ worth of special drawing rights received by Serbia could be used to fortify...

News

OTP Group Leads ESG Charge in Belgrade

Against the backdrop of vibrant Belgrade, over 120 OTP Group professionals gathered for the third annual ESG Summit, affirming...

Eurovision 2025: First Finalists Revealed

Eurovision 2025 has officially begun with the first batch of finalists revealed in an electric opening night in Basel....

Ankara’s Modernist Legacy Earns UNESCO Recognition

With its elegant boulevards, civic squares, and rationally planned architecture, Turkey’s capital Ankara has quietly secured a place on...

Slovenia and Algeria Deepen Strategic Ties

In a move underscoring both energy security and diplomatic ambition, Slovenia and Algeria have extended their gas supply agreement...

Nissan Faces 20,000 Job Cuts

Nissan, once a titan of Japan’s automotive might, now finds itself steering into a storm of its own making. The...