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Monetary Policy

Monetary Policy

The National Bank of Serbia is a public institution in charge of safeguarding the value and purchasing power of money.

Monetary and Financial Stability

The core purpose of the National Bank of Serbia is to provide monetary and financial stability.

Monetary stability means a low, stable and predictable inflation and confidence in the currency.

Financial stability means a sound financial system in which banks and other financial organizations function well and responsibly safeguard their clients' money.

In pursuit of both purposes, the National Bank of Serbia implements appropriate monetary policy.

Functions of the National Bank of Serbia

  • The National Bank of Serbia manages money and interest rates so as to accomplish a low, stable and predictable inflation rate, which creates an environment conducive to sustainable economic development and employment growth.
  • By safeguarding the value of the national currency, the NBS contributes to the growth of citizens' living standard.
  • By managing money and loans, the National Bank of Serbia influences the strengthening and maintenance of public confidence in the dinar, facilitating business decision making and forward-looking planning for businessmen and citizens.
  • The National Bank of Serbia maintains financial stability, ensuring safety and efficiency of the payment system, as well as monitoring and supervising the activities of commercial banks and other financial organizations.
  • The National Bank of Serbia is the Government's banker, in that it manages public funds and public debt.

MPC Adopts New Decision on Banks? Required Reserves with the NBS
05.03.2010. After reviewing current economic developments at its meeting today, the NBS Monetary Policy Committee decided to maintain the policy rate at 9.5 percent...
 
Presentation by Vice Governor Bojan Markovic - Inflation Report, February 2010
25.02.2010. Inflation Report, February 2010...
Inflation Report
23.02.2010. Inflation Report - February 2010
Key Policy Rate Kept at 9.5 Percent
22.02.2010. Following discussion of current economic developments, the NBS Monetary Policy Committee decided to keep the key policy rate at 9.5 percent...
 
Next MPC Session
16.02.2010. The meeting of the NBS Monetary Policy Committee, due on 19 February according to the Tentative Calendar of Regular MPC Meetings in 2010, has been rescheduled to take place on 22 February 2010...
 
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Regulations
Agreement between the National Bank of Serbia and the Government of the Republic of Serbia on Inflation Targeting
Memorandum on Inflation Targeting as Monetary Strategy
Memorandum of the National Bank of Serbia on Setting Inflation Targets for the Period 2010-2012
Memorandum of the RS Ministry of Finance on Setting Numerical Guidelines for Regulated Price Growth (in Serbian only)
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