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Troškovi života porasli za 9,6 procenata
Troškovi života u Beogradu, u julu ove godine, veći su za 9,6 procenata nego u istom mesecu lane, saopštio je danas Zavod za informatiku i statistiku grada.

Prehrambeni proizvodi poskupeli su za 5,1 odsto, predmeti za domaćinstvo 8,9, a usluge 26,3 procenta. U posmatranom periodu higijenski preparati poskupeli su za pet odsto, cene obuće, novina i školskog pribora ostale su na istom nivou, dok je odeća pojeftinila, čak za četiri procenta.
Najveći rast zabeležile su cene građevinskog materijala - 37,2 odsto, zanatske usluge skuplje su za 0,6 odsto, a veći rast beleže cene duvanskih proizvoda - 26,7 procenata, navodi se u saopštenju.


Moguće spajanje državnih banaka
Kakva je sudbina Srpske banke, Poštanske štedionice i Privredne banke Pančevo? Da li se od njih može napraviti jedna zdrava banka?

Na ova pitanja za sada nema odgovora, pa je sudbina tih banaka neizvesna.

Agencija za osiguranje depozita prosledila je vladi elaborat o spajanju preostalih banaka u većinskom državnom vlasništvu, a vlada bi o tome trebalo da se izjasni za dve nedelje. Bar tako najavljuje Slobodan Ilić, državni sekretar Ministarstva finansija, i kaže da će se o kragujevačkoj Kredi banci raspravljati na jesen jer su za nju zainteresovani Slovenci. Učešće vlade u odlučivanju o sudbini ovih banaka je njena obaveza prema MMF-u i Svetskoj banci koju ona ispunjava na vreme.

– Rešenje će se znati tek kad se izjasne Narodna banka Srbije, ali i ministarstva finansija, ekonomije i trgovine. I stručnjaci za reviziju moraju da odgovore na pitanje da li postoje gubici i kako se to reflektuje na kapital tih banaka. MMF i Svetska banka su tražili da za te banke pripremimo mere u slučaju da dođe do prelivanja problema iz realnog sektora u finansijski kako bi se znalo da li će moći da opstanu. Jedna od mera jeste i međusobno pripajanje tih banaka. Ali niko nije rekao da to mora da se uradi – ističe Ilić.

U elaboratu se predlaže spajanje Srpske banke (96,5 odsto u državnom vlasništvu), Poštanske štedionice (63,7 odsto) i Privredne banke Pančevo (92,9 odsto), ukoliko svi daju saglasnost.

– Svetska banka i MMF ne žele da nijedna banka dođe u problem. Zato su tražili od Srbije da preduzme mere da državne banke, koje nemaju mogućnost da se dokapitalizuju kao privatne, ne dođu u nezgodnu situaciju i odu u stečaj, što bi po domino efektu moglo da se proširi na sve druge – kaže Ilić.

Na pitanje da li država razmišlja da bar jednu banku zadrži u većinskom državnom vlasništvu, Ilić kaže da se u naredne tri godine neće žuriti sa privatizacijom najvećih i najbitnijih državnih banaka. A to važi i za osiguravajuću kuću „Dunav”.

Inače, država ima manjinski udeo u Čačanskoj banci (38,8 odsto), Komercijalnoj banci (38,6 odsto), Jubmes banci (21 odsto), Agrobanci (20 odsto) i Privrednoj banci Beograd (19,4 odsto).


Podržavljenje Beogradskog sajma do kraja godine
Državni sekretar u Ministarstvu ekonomije i regionalnog razvoja Nebojša Ćirić izjavio je juče da će Beogradski sajam biti podržavljen i da neće biti njegove privatizacije. Ćirić je naveo da će se, odmah posle zvaničnog proglašenja tendera neuspelim, koje se očekuje najkasnije naredne nedelje, pristupiti proceduri podržavljenja koja bi trebalo da traje oko dva meseca. Reč je o čisto „tehničkoj stvari“ koja bi mogla da se dogodi ranije, ali bi najkasnije do kraja ove godine Beogradski sajam trebalo da pređe u stoprocentno vlasništvo drzzave, dodao je on. „A, onda će vlada, zajedno sa gradom Beograda i rukovodstvom Sajma, nastaviti da njime upravlja i da investira“, kazao je Ćirić.


Belgrade fair to be nationalized by End Year-End
State secretary at the Ministry of Economy and Regional Development, Nebojsa Ciric said yesterday that the Belgrade Fair will be nationalized, and there won’t be privatization process involved. Ciric said that after the official statement of tender’s unsuccessfulness was made, which is expected by the end of the next week at the latest, they will immediately initiate the procedure of nationalization that should last for two months. This is a ‘technical matter’, which could be finished even earlier than planned. However, the state should acquire a 100-pct stake in the Belgrade Fair by the end of this year at the latest, said he. ‘After that, the Government of Serbia, together with the City of Belgrade and the Management of BF, will keep on running business and investing in it’, said Ciric.


Privatization Agency: Every Fourth Privatization Revoked
Total 424 privatization contracts were broke in Serbia from 2002 to now, which is around 23 pct of total number of companies sold on tenders and auctions, as announced by the privatization Agency. The reason most often blamed for the breach of contract is non-compliance with contractual obligations that refer to investments, the lack of respect for social programme, halt in production process, non-disbursement of the sales price, and the sales of company’s assets.


Bajatovic: There will be Enough Gas for all Thermal Plants
Srbijagas CEO, Dusan Bajatovic said today that sufficient amounts of gas will be provided for the approaching winter season, and he also announced the finding of the solution for great indebtedness of local self-governments to PE Srbijagas. Thermal plants owe Srbijagas around RSD 6 bn, and local self-governments lack money to pay for every cubic meter of gas, said Bajatovic. He added that they are taking all necessary measures in cooperation with the Government and relevant ministry to extend the repayment period to 3-5 years. In case of repeated crisis, Srbijagas is negotiating with its partners on storing 200 mn cubic meters of gas in Hungary, so it could be delivered to Serbia under commercial terms in case industry stays without gas. This would also increase the safety of gas supplies, said he.


OPIC to give up from Serbia
American Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) that is headquartered in Washington has introduced a restriction for all of its future activities in Serbia, and any project related to the Privatization Agency or contractual obligations of the Government of Serbia and its institutions is considered to represent ‘an unacceptable level of risk for both financing and insurance’. This is also true of projects that have dispute settlements scheduled. Milan Kovacevic, foreign investment advisor claims that the letter-document of Acting Director of American OPIC was sent to ministers of economy and finances, Mladjan Dinkic and Diana Dragutinovic. ‘OPIC will certainly inform other public and private investment insurance companies, members of Berne Union on this decision, and the USA Government will hold its right to initiate an arbitrage in accordance with the Agreement on Investment Promotion that was signed on July 21, 2001 between the USA and Serbia’, said Kovacevic. Kovacevic explains that the reason for such reaction by OPIC is to be found in the fact that the Privatization Agency didn’t respect the contractual investment of the US company Uniworld, which bought Putnik travel agency back in 2003


Finns Eying RTB

The management of Mining & Smelting Basin (RTB) Bor is negotiating with a Canadian-Australian company, Bay Resources about joint investment in opening new mine in the vicinity of Bor, as confirmed to Novosti daily by RTB management staff. The new mine within RTB is called Cerovo primarno. According to earlier estimates, this is the investment worth USD 230 mn. Previous geological researches showed that about 320,000 tons of copper, 15 tons of gold and nearly 94 tons of silver can be obtained from Cerovo primarno. Finn company Equest is also interested in cooperation with RTB, which is the company that financed the opening of the Olympia mine in Greece and also the Romania’s mine Rosia Montana. Finns are also interested in joint investments in the opening of one more mine in the vicinity of Bor.



Serbia Sells 5.0 Bln Dinars (53.4 Mln Euro) in 3-mo T-Bills
Finance Ministry said it sold out a 5.0 billion dinar ($75.3 million/53.4 million euro) issue of three-month Treasury bills.

The average accepted price in the auction was equal to 97% of par and the accepted interest rate was 12.19%, the ministry said in a statement posted on its website late on Tuesday.


The ministry sold 500,000 T-bills with a nominal value of 10,000 dinars each, it added. The government securities will mature on November 10.

In the previous auction of three-month T-bills held on August 4 the ministry sold out its 3.0 billion dinar offer at an annual interest rate of 12.20%.

Serbia holds scheduled auctions of three-month T-bills every week on Tuesdays and of six-month T-bills on Thursdays. The next auctions of three-month and six-month T-bills will be held on August 13 and August 18, respectively.


Serbia's Jan-June C/A Gap Shrinks 68% Y/Y to Prelim 979 Mln Euro
Serbia's current account deficit contracted to 979 million euro ($1.4 billion euro) in the six months through June from 3.059 billion euro a year earlier, central bank preliminary data showed on Wednesday.

Details follow (in millions of euro):


BALANCE OF PAYMENTS Jan-June'09 Jan-June'08
I. CURRENT ACCOUNT BALANCE -979 -3,059
- Balance of goods -2,371 -3,787
- Balance of services -15.5 -17.5
- Balance of goods and services -2,387 -3,805
- Net factor income -218.5 -443.8
- Current transfers 1,3626 1,190
II. FINANCIAL ACCOUNT BALANCE 1,039 3,154
- Net foreign direct investments 894 1,487
- Net long-term credits -1.4 -18.5
- Net short-term credits 8.7 0.8
III. ERRORS & OMISSIONS -58.1 -108.2
IV. TOTAL BALANCE 640.5 -276.1


Serbia's End-June Foreign Debt Rises to 21.75 Bln Euro
Serbia's foreign debt rose to 21.75 billion euro ($30.82 billion) at the end of June from 21.39 billion euro a month earlier, preliminary figures from the country's central bank showed on Wednesday.


Serbia's foreign debt (in billions of euro):

End-JUNE'09 End-MAY'09 END-2008
TOTAL DEBT 21.75 21.39 21.80
A) Long-term debt: 20.03 19.68 19.37
International financial institutions: 4.82 4.76 3.93
--IMF 0.80 0.77 0.0
--IBRD 1.58 1.58 1.59
--IDA 0.47 0.47 0.46
--EUROFIMA 0.10 0.10 0.11
--IFC 0.18 0.18 0.19
--EIB 0.63 0.63 0.59
--European Community 0.27 0.27 0.27
--EUROFOND 0.05 0.05 0.05
--EBRD 0.63 0.63 0.58
Governments 2.28 2.29 2.39
--Paris Club 1.77 1.77 1.77
--other governments 0.52 0.52 0.62
London Club-restructured debt 0.76 0.83 0.76
London Club-non-restructured debt 0.06 0.06 0.06
Other creditors 12.03 11.72 12.16
Clearing debt 0.08 0.08 0.08
B) Short-term debt 1.72 1.71 2.43


Tigar Group Sells Bonds Worth 95 Mln Dinars (Mln Euro) to Insurer Dunav Osiguranje

Serbian blue-chip rubber and chemicals group Tigar said on Wednesday it sold 95 million dinars ($1.4 million/1.0 million euro) worth of one-year corporate bonds to the country’s largest insurer Dunav Osiguranje to fund expansion.

“The support to Tigar’s business development will also be beneficial to the overall economic development of the Pirot region, will contribute to Dunav Insurance’s business diversification, and will aid the further development of Serbia’s capital market,” Tigar said in a filing to the Belgrade bourse.

Tigar issued 9,500 bonds with a par value of 10,000 dinars and sold them to Dunav Osiguranje at the same price, data from the country’s Central Securities Depository and Clearing House indicated on Tuesday.

The bonds have an annual interest rate of 16% and will mature on August 5.


Tigar stock gained 4.89% to 751 dinars on the Belgrade bourse by 1100 GMT on Wednesday.

Tigar, based in the town of Pirot in southern Serbia, has said it invested 1.2 billion dinars in 2008 in the deployment of infrastructure for a new production site, in the opening of a new rubber sole factory, as well as in a new rubber recycling plant.

Tigar decided in February 2008 to gradually exit its tyre devision, Tigar Tyres, by 2010, selling its 30% stake to French giant Michelin. Michelin owns a 70% stake in Tigar Tyres, which it acquired in the beginning of 2007.

Tigar also has plants for technical rubber and chemical products.



Sojaprotein H1 Net Profit Plunges 71% to 163 Mln Dinars (1.7 Mln Euro)
Serbian blue-chip soybean producer Sojaprotein said on Wednesday its net profit plunged 71% to 163 million dinars ($2.5 million/1.7 million euro) in the first half of the year as financial costs doubled.

Although the company’s operating profit rose to 801 million dinars at the end of June from 691 million a year ago, its financial expenses increased to 1.0 billion dinars from 502 million in the first half of 2008, Sojaprotein said in a filing to the Belgrade bourse.


Its stock rose by 1.93% to 897 dinars on Wednesday.

Details follow form Sojaprotein’s January-June financial report (in millions of dinars):

H1’09 H1’08
Operating revenue 9,028 6,756
Operating costs 8,227 6,065
Operating profit 801 691
Financial revenue 341 457
Financial costs 1,048 502
Pre-tax profit 182 614
Net profit 163 553


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