Category: International Trade
Serbia and Montenegro International Trade
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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
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Analysis by Region - Emerging Markets - Montenegro
... still slightly higher than our forecast in November 2023. We anticipate GDP growth will remain strong in 2024 as inflation continued to ease in Q4 2023 and tourism spending is expected to grow steadily this ... Read More
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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
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Country Review Montenegro
... given country's history, economy, government, political landscape including foreign policy orientation, business and investment climate, socio-cultural scene including key demographic features, and pertinent environmental issues. The Country Reviews are updated annually, although there are dynamic ... Read More
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Country Review Serbia
... given country's history, economy, government, political landscape including foreign policy orientation, business and investment climate, socio-cultural scene including key demographic features, and pertinent environmental issues. The Country Reviews are updated annually, although there are dynamic ... Read More
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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
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Country Economic Forecasts - Serbia
... with other data revisions took full-year growth to 7.5% from 6.7% that we saw previously. We expect the robust recovery to continue in 2022 with expansion of 6.2%, supported by private consumption, exports and construction. Read More
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