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Dinar picks up again, euro at RSD 99.12

11. May 2011. | 11:38

Source: Tanjug

The Serbian currency recorded its highest value May 5, which was at RSD 99.1051 for EUR 1. The lowest value was on January 6, when the rate was EUR 1 = RSD 106.4947.

The dinar rose on Wednesday, after a three-day slump, by RSD 0.5, so the middle rate with the euro stands at EUR 1 = RSD 99.12, the National Bank of Serbia has announced.

The Serbian currency recorded its highest value May 5, which was at RSD 99.1051 for EUR 1. The lowest value was on January 6, when the rate was EUR 1 = RSD 106.4947.

The central bank has intervened only once since the beginning of the year, when it bought EUR 5 million to prevent large fluctuations of the exchange rate.

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