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Academic Plenum: Inflation in Serbia Significantly Higher than in the Eurozone, Citizens Increasingly Poor
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In recent years, inflation has been constantly commented on across the country, therefore, the Academic Plenum, in a statement that we are publishing in its entirety, called on President Aleksandar Vučić to call early parliamentary elections. "At the end of 2025, annual inflation in Serbia is around 3%, which is within the inflation target of the National Bank of Serbia, but is far higher than in the eurozone, where inflation of around 2% was re…
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