Cene nafte porasle su četvrtu nedelju zaredom, jer se očekuje rast potražnje, najviše iz Kine, dok najveće izvoznice nafte, zemlje OPEC ograničavaju proizvodnju. Ovakav rast nije zabeležen od juna prošle godine.
Cena barela na londonskom tržištu porasla je prošle nedelje 1,5 odsto, a na američkom tržištu 2,4 %, na 82,5 dolara. Jutros je cena barela na londonskom tržištu 86 dolara i blagi cenovni pozitivan trend se nastavlja.
Međunarodna agencija za energiju prethodno je procenila da će tražnja za naftom ove godine porasti dva miliona barela dnevno i dostići rekordne nivoe od gotovo 102 miliona barela dnevno, najviše zbog oporavka kineske ekonomije i kineske tražnje, a nakon ukidanja kovid mera.

BELGRADE - The Serbian dinars official median exchange rate against the euro is 117.2783 dinars for one euro on Tuesday, which is a slight change from Thursday, the National Bank of Serbia said.

The dinar is steady against the euro m-o-m and up by 0.4 pct y-o-y.

The dinars indicative exchange rate against the dollar is down by 0.5 pct to 107.2406 dinars for one dollar.

The dinar is up by 2.7 pct against the dollar m-o-m and by 1.7 pct y-o-y, and up by 2.7 pct relative to the beginning of the year.

BEOGRAD - Elektroprivredna Srbije promenila je pravnu formu iz javnog preduzeća u akcionarsko društvo, s obzirom da su danas u Centralni registar depo i kliring hartija od vrednosti upisane akcije EPS-a.

Na sajtu EPS su, takođe, promenjeni podaci i navedeno je da je EPS akcionarsko društvo i najveća kompanija u Srbiji, privredni i energetski oslonac zemlje, kao i da su osnovne delatnosti EPS AD proizvodnja, snabdevanje i trgovina električnom energijom.

Kako je navedeno, osnivač i jedini akcionar EPS AD je Republika Srbija, a prava osnivača ostvaruje Vlada Srbije.

BELGRADE - A relative stability of the dinars exchange rate against the euro even in times of the strongest external shocks, a track record of sound economic policies, a commitment to structural reforms, a continuously improved business environment, an uninterrupted investment cycle, high capital investment and a diversified export base that contributes to export sustainability even amid lower external demand are the reasons why investors see Serbia as a good investment destination.

The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) said this in a statement released after NBS Governor Jorgovanka Tabakovics meeting with representatives of leading global investors during the IMF-World Bank Group Spring Meetings.

The statement said Tabakovic had "presented the results Serbia has achieved in the face of global shocks owing to sound and coordinated policies, and explained in detail recent macroeconomic developments in Serbia, the reform agenda and medium-term macroeconomic projections."

"The investors commended Serbias results achieved against the backdrop of rampant global uncertainty and strong overlapping shocks," the central bank also said.

"For instance, from 2019 to end-2022, Serbias manufacturing exports increased from 16.1 bln euros to 23.4 bln euros, while exports of services climbed from 6.9 bln euros to 11.1 bln euros. In the last three years, Serbia attracted FDI worth 11.3 bln euros, of which 6.2 bln euros in the export-oriented sectors. Owing to the uninterrupted investment cycle, this year our exports of goods and services will reach a minimum 42 bln euros," the NBS also said.

The statement said the investors had also commended "record high FX reserves of 21.4 bln euros at end-March, a strong and resilient banking sector, continuous economic growth and its expected return to 4 pct, new fiscal rules and sound public finances, with a reduction in the share of public debt in GDP to 51.1 pct in February and an expected further narrowing of the fiscal deficit despite high capital investment, and expected reforms in the energy sector, with a rise in the share of renewable energy."