BUSINESS TOP 2025/26: What Did the New Government Inherit?
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Although Serbia's GDP is forecast to grow by 3.2 percent in 2026, which is the second best result in Central and Eastern Europe, right after Poland, foreign consulting firms warn that the high economic cost of that expansion, left as a legacy to the new government, makes the Serbian economy only seemingly stable and currently the weakest link in the CEE region.
Although in 2026, GDP growth of 3.2 percent is forecast for Serbia, which is the second best result in Central and Eastern Europe, right after Poland, foreign consulting companies warn that the high economic cost of that expansion, left as a legacy to the new government, makes the Serbian economy only seemingly stable and currently the weakest link...
Although in 2026, GDP growth of 3.2 percent is forecast for Serbia, which is the second best result in Central and Eastern Europe, right after Poland, a country of cons
Although Serbia is forecast to see GDP growth of 3.2% in 2026, which is the second best result in Central and Eastern Europe, right behind Poland, foreign consulting firms warn that the high… The article BUSINESS TOP 2025/26: What did the new government inherit? appears first on Business and Finance.
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