Cene nafte su porasle danas na azijskom trgovanju podržane padom američkih zaliha petu nedelju zaredom i snažnim spoljnotrgovinskim podacima Kine, uprkos oprezu investitora zbog sve većeg broja novozaraženih koronavirusom širom sveta.
SINGAPUR - Cene nafte su porasle danas na azijskom trgovanju podržane padom američkih zaliha petu nedelju zaredom i snažnim spoljnotrgovinskim podacima Kine, uprkos oprezu investitora zbog sve većeg broja novozaraženih koronavirusom širom sveta.

Fjučersi nafte Brent poskupelji su za 13 centi ili 0,2 posto, na 56,19 dolara po barelu na trgovanju do 7:44 časova po srednjoevropskom vremenu, dok je američka WTI nafta ojačala za 20 centi ili 0,4 procenta, na 53,11 dolara za barel, izveštava Rojters.

When buying or using the bitcoin currency, citizens should be cautious and aware that they are doing so at their own responsibility and that they handle the consequent financial risks themselves, the National Bank of Serbia says on the occasion of the increasingly frequent discussions about bitcoin.

The NBS reminds for Tanjug that they have pointed out several times that bitcoin and other virtual currencies are not a legal tender (means of payment) and that the central bank does not provide any guarantees when it comes to its value.

The position of the NBS, they say, has not changed even with the recent adoption of the Law on Digital Property, the preparation of which they took part in. Even this law does not make bitcoin a legal tender in Serbia.

The NBS explains that the law regulates the business activities of those who do business involving digital property, but the goal of its adoption is not to promote investing in virtual currencies, but exclusively to regulate the field which is much wider than these currencies and that was not regulated before.

In deciding where to invest their money, citizens should know that savings investments of up to EUR 50,000 are insured, whereas investments in bitcoin are not insured at all, making them riskier, the NBS says.

Izvršni odbor Narodne banke Srbije odlučio je na današnjoj sednici da referentnu kamatnu stopu zadrži na nivou od 1,0 posto, saopšteno je iz NBS.
BEOGRAD - Izvršni odbor Narodne banke Srbije odlučio je na današnjoj sednici da referentnu kamatnu stopu zadrži na nivou od 1,0 posto, saopšteno je iz NBS.

Pri donošenju ove odluke, Izvršni odbor je pre svega imao u vidu ostvarene efekte prethodnih snažnih mera monetarne i fiskalne politike i očekivana makroekonomska kretanja za naredni period, odnosno da će preduzete ekonomske mere nastaviti povoljno da deluju na uslove finansiranja privrede i građana i rast njihovog raspoloživog dohotka.

At its meeting today, the NBS Executive Board voted to keep the key policy rate unchanged at 1%, the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) announced.

As noted by the Executive Board, the period ahead, particularly the current winter, will witness challenges concerning the course of the pandemic and the impact on global and domestic economic developments.

The next rate-setting meeting is scheduled for 11 February 2021.