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RSD 107 against Euro until the end of 2010

10. September 2010. | 09:56

Source: limun.hr

According to the projections of the Serbian Government, the Dinar will be traded at RSD 107 against the Euro until the end of 2010, while on the last day of 2011, the exchange rate will reach RSD 110 against the Euro.

According to the projections of the Serbian Government, the Dinar will be traded at RSD 107 against the Euro until the end of 2010, while on the last day of 2011, the exchange rate will reach RSD 110 against the Euro.

The International Monetary Fund predicts that Serbia will achieve economic growth of 3 pct in 2011. If it manages to achieve larger inflow of foreign investments, Serbia could even reach economic growth of 4 pct.

During 2010, due to a large decrease in the inflow of private capital, the exchange rate of the Serbian Dinar had crucial impact on the balance of payments, however, this will not be the case in 2011, says the Government.

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