BAREL NAFTE 93 DOLARA Tržište kriptovaluta u crvenom
Cena barela nafte jutros na londonskom tržištu iznosi 93 dolara, što je pad za oko 1 odsto u odnosu na juče kada je cena iznosila 94 dolara po barelu.
Tržište kriptovaluta od jutros je u crvenom. Vrednost bitkoina iznosi 23.445 dolara, što je pad za oko 3 odsto u odnosu na juče. Ostale kriptovalute takođe su u crvenom.
Ovo je današnji KURS DINARA prema evru
Zvanični srednji kurs dinara prema evru iznosi danas 117,3811 dinara za evro, što je neznatna promena u odnosu na sredu, objavila je Narodna banka Srbije.
Dinar prema evru vredi isto kao pre mesec dana, a na godišnjem nivou i u odnosu na početak godine je jači za 0,2 procenta.
Indikativni kurs dinara prema dolaru je oslabio u sredu za 0,2 posto na 115,4303 dinara za dolar.
Dinar je prema dolaru jači za 0,8 odsto na mesečnom nivou, na godišnjem je slabiji za 13,1 procenat, a u odnosu na početak godine je u padu za 10 posto.
Dinar-to-euro exchange rate at RSD 117.3811
The Serbian dinars official median exchange rate against the euro is 117.3811 dinars for one euro on Thursday, which is a slight change from Wednesday, the National Bank of Serbia said.
BELGRADE - The Serbian dinars official median exchange rate against the euro is 117.3811 dinars for one euro on Thursday, which is a slight change from Wednesday, the National Bank of Serbia said.
The dinar is steady against the euro m-o-m and up by 0.2 pct y-o-y and relative to the beginning of the year.
The dinars indicative exchange rate against the dollar was down by 0.2 pct to 115.4303 dinars for one dollar on Wednesday.
The dinar was up against the dollar by 0.8 pct m-o-m and down by 13.1 pct y-o-y, declining by 10 pct relative to the beginning of the year.
Agro-Mil iz Pojata prodaje motel Rubin, farme za odgoj živine i svinja i fabriku stočne hrane sa sil
Preduzeće za proizvodnju, prmet i usluge Agro - Mil iz Pojata oglasilo je prodaju imovine koja je grupisana u 6 celina a čine je motel, farme za odgoj živine u Ćićevcu, Novom Selu, Markovcu, Aleksincu, Varvarinu, kao i fabrika stočne hrane smeštena u Varvarinu, po ukupnoj početnoj ceni od oko 362 miliona dinara.
Kako je navedeno u oglasnoj dokumentaciji, prvu imovinsku celinu oglašenu na prodaju čini motel Rubin u Pojatama u okviru kojeg se nalazi objekat ugostiteljstva, pomoćna zgrada, građevinsko zemljište i pokretna imovina u vidu građevinskog materijala.
Početna cena za motel koji je smešten uz autoput Beograd - Niš iznosi 37.572.305 dinara.
Farma za odgoj živine u Ćićevcu ponuđena je po početnoj ceni od 20.500.044 dinara, dok je farma živine u Novom Selu sa pripadajućim tovilištima i građevinskim zemljištem ponuđena na prodaju po početnoj ceni nešto većoj od 58 miliona dinara.
Za farmu živine u Markovcu u oglasnoj dokumentaciji navedena je početna cena od 68.215.924 dinara.
Imovinska celina pod rednim brojem 5 koju čini farma u Aleksincu sa upravnom zgradom i 12 hala ponuđena je na prodaju po početnoj ceni od 78.370.038 dinara.
Početna cena za farmu za odgoj svinja i fabriku stočne hrane Varvarin zajedno sa silosima za hranu iznosi 99.626.159 dinara.
Javno nadmetanje zakazano je za 27. septembar u 11 sati.
Serbia Spends EUR 1.5 Billion on Import of Electricity and Gas
So far, Serbia has spent EUR 1.5 billion on the import on electricity and gas, stated the minister of energy, Zorana Mihajlovic.
She said that the situation in energy was dramatic in the whole Europe and that the price of electrical energy in markets was EUR 563 per megawatt-hour, whereas it was EUR 90 the year before.
– Those are abnormal prices that no state can withstand. We have so far spent EUR 1.5 billion on the import of electricity and gas, we are facing all that and much more until spring if the prices continue growing – Mihajlovic said on TV Happy and repeated that we would also import electricity during the winter.
As announced on the website of the Government of Serbia, the minister pointed out that “for us, the most important thing is to secure, by March, enough money for Serbia to pay for energy and to be able to produce and to have places to import sufficient quantities from”.
She also said that Serbia still had the lowest price of electricity in Europe and that the price increase of 6.5% will make for a difference per bill of 250 to 320 dinars.
She emphasized that savings needed to be considered and that the first item there was energy efficiency – what our windows and doors are like, what we use for heating and the possibility of installing solar panels.
– The surge in energy efficiency will take place next year, the state has secured enough money, we will help with subsidies of 50% – she said and pointed to the crucial importance of investments in the energy sector.
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