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Monetary Policy

Monetary Policy

The National Bank of Serbia is a public institution in charge of safeguarding the value and purchasing power of money.

Monetary and Financial Stability

The core purpose of the National Bank of Serbia is to provide monetary and financial stability.

Monetary stability means a low, stable and predictable inflation and confidence in the currency.

Financial stability means a sound financial system in which banks and other financial organizations function well and responsibly safeguard their clients' money.

In pursuit of both purposes, the National Bank of Serbia implements appropriate monetary policy.

Functions of the National Bank of Serbia

  • The National Bank of Serbia manages money and interest rates so as to accomplish a low, stable and predictable inflation rate, which creates an environment conducive to sustainable economic development and employment growth.
  • By safeguarding the value of the national currency, the NBS contributes to the growth of citizens' living standard.
  • By managing money and loans, the National Bank of Serbia influences the strengthening and maintenance of public confidence in the dinar, facilitating business decision making and forward-looking planning for businessmen and citizens.
  • The National Bank of Serbia maintains financial stability, ensuring safety and efficiency of the payment system, as well as monitoring and supervising the activities of commercial banks and other financial organizations.
  • The National Bank of Serbia is the Government’s banker and it manages the country’s foreign exchange reserves.

Presentation at the Press Conference of Governor Jorgovanka Tabaković
16.05.2013. Current macroeconomic developments - May 2013
Key Policy Rate Trimmed to 11.25%
14.05.2013. In its meeting today, the Executive Board of the National Bank of Serbia decided to trim the key policy rate by half a percentage point, to 11.25%...
 
Inflation Movements in April
13.05.2013. As indicated by the Serbian Statistical Office data, consumer prices rose 0.8% in April 2013. Y-o-y inflation stopped falling temporarily, amounting to 11.4%...
 
Economic Activity and Foreign Trade
30.04.2013. According to the flash estimate of the Serbian Statistical Office, real y-o-y GDP growth was 1.9% in Q1 2013...
 
Next Meeting of the NBS Executive Board
30.04.2013. The Executive Board’s rate-setting meeting, scheduled for 13 May under the Tentative Calendar of Regular Meetings for 2013, will take place on 14 May.
 
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Regulations
Agreement between the National Bank of Serbia and the Government of the Republic of Serbia on Inflation Targeting
Memorandum on Inflation Targeting as Monetary Strategy
National Bank of Serbia’s Memorandum on Inflation Targets until 2014
Memorandum of the RS Ministry of Finance on Setting Numerical Guidelines for Regulated Price Growth (in Serbian only)
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BEONIA (Belgrade OverNight Index Average)
Daily Banking Sector Liquidity