Category: Banking
Serbia and Montenegro Banking
-
Analysis by Region - Emerging Markets - Montenegro
... next year. We expect solid growth at the tail end of this year as inflation continues to ease and monetary policy loosens. The ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict represents a significant downside risk to the 2025 outlook. Read More
-
Macro - Country Economic Forecasts - Serbia
... our forecast for this year. In 2025, a more favourable carryover effect will offset the slightly softer quarterly economic momentum due to the economic rebound being weaker than previously anticipated in the rest of Europe. Read More
-
Top 200 Banks In CEE - 2024 Edition
... countries in the region contributing to the increase. Particularly noteworthy are Lithuania, Poland, and Hungary, which have seen remarkable growth rates, partly driven by currency appreciation that has amplified their asset values in Euro terms. ... Read More
-
City Profile - Belgrade; Comprehensive overview of the city, PEST analysis and analysis of key industries including technology, tourism and hospitality, construction and retail
... key city level metrics along with analytical coverage of the latest political, economic, social, technological, infrastructural, legal and environmental issues affecting Belgrade. The report contains detailed tourism, retail, construction, technology and public infrastructure data and ... Read More
-
Macro - Country Economic Forecasts - Montenegro
... 2023. The downgrade reflects growing inflationary pressures and recent political instability. Russia's invasion of Ukraine has continued to fuel inflation in Montenegro to record high levels, rising to 16% in September from 15.1% in August. Read More
-
TOP 200 BANKS IN CEE - 2022 EDITION
... markets. Report gives information on the size and most recent growth of top 16 CEE banking markets. Finally it contains a league table of top 200 banks in CEE-16 ranked by their total asset value ... Read More
-
Analysis by Region - Europe - Serbia
... 9.6% in April) continues to rise. Russia is Serbia's fifth-largest trade partner (after Germany, China, Italy, and Romania), and it doesn't help that a slowdown is expected in those countries, too. Higher oil prices have ... Read More
Research Assistance
