NLB Komercijalna banka potpisala ugovor sa Evropskim investicionim fondom
BEOGRAD - NLB Komercijalna banka potpisala je Ugovor o garanciji sa Evropskim investicionim fondom (EIF), kojim je postala deo programa "WB EDIF Guarantee4SME Resilience".
Time je mikro, malim i srednjim preduzećima, kao i preduzetnicima, olakšan pristup kreditima do 500.000 evra, zahvaljujući podršci Evropske unije preko WB EDIF Ekonomske Garancije za Obnovu, saopštila je NLB Komercijalna banka.
Program obuhvata finansiranje obrtnih sredstava i investicija, uključujući različite modele zelenog i održivog poslovanja i osnovna sredstva, kao što su solarni paneli, pumpe, sistemi za navodnjavanje, kao i mogućnost refinansiranja kredita u drugim bankama.
Dinar-to-euro exchange rate at RSD 117.2010
BELGRADE - The Serbian dinars official median exchange rate against the euro is 117.2010 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, up by 0.1 pct y-o-y and steady relative to the beginning of the year.
The dinars indicative exchange rate against the dollar is down by 0.2 pct to 108.0194 dinars for one dollar.
The dinar is up against the dollar by 0.3 pct m-o-m and by 1.4 pct y-o-y, and down by 2.0 pct relative to the beginning of the year.
Narodna banka Srbije: Finansijeri i privrednici za godinu dana očekuju inflaciju od 4,2 % do 6,0 %
BEOGRAD - Prema rezultatima februarske ankete agencije Ipsos, predstavnici finansijskog sektora očekuju da će inflacija za godinu dana iznositi 4,2 odsto, što predstavlja smanjenje u odnosu na prethodnu anketu, kada su bankari i osiguravači rekli da očekuju inflaciju od 4,5 odsto, objavila je danas Narodna banka Srbije (NBS).
Isti nivo očekivanja, 4,2 odsto, zabeležen je i prema rezultatima februarske ankete agencije Blumberg.
Kada je reč o privrednicima, oni očekuju da će inflacija za godinu dana biti 6,0 odsto, što je manje u odnosu na prethodni mesec kada su njihova očekivanja iznosila 6,7 odsto.
Air Serbia to operate out of new JFK Airport terminal from 2026
BELGRADE - Air Serbia has become the latest international airline to commit to operating out of New York’s world-class New Terminal One at John F Kennedy International Airport when it opens its doors to customers in 2026.
"The New Terminal One is being constructed in partnership with the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey as part of the agency’s 19 bln dollar redevelopment of JFK Airport.
Air Serbia now operates out of the current Terminal 1 at New York JFK, flying up to seven times a week between Belgrade and New York JFK," the Serbian national airline said in a statement.
“We are very happy and looking forward to the opening of the New Terminal One at New York John F Kennedy International Airport. Partnership with The New Terminal One is a testament to the continuous improvement of our services and commitment to customer satisfaction. We are convinced that the cutting-edge technology, streamlined processes, and enhanced amenities of the New Terminal One will redefine the way of travel and conveniently make enjoyable journeys for our passengers," said Air Serbia CEO Jiri Marek.
"We are excited to have Air Serbia join our growing portfolio of carriers that will operate at the New Terminal One, offering customers nonstop service between New York and the historic city of Belgrade," said New Terminal One President and CEO Gerrard P Bushell.
"As we advance towards our scheduled opening in 2026, our momentum to become JFK’s terminal of choice for global airlines is accelerating. We thank the team at Air Serbia for placing their trust in The New Terminal One and look forward to welcoming them on board," he also said.
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