AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMonetary Policy: Serbia’s central bank raised its key rate to 6%, citing inflation risks. Economist Milan Ćulibrk said the move signals prices may rise faster than expected, adding pressure on households. Prosecution: A Supreme Public Prosecutor’s commission found that Belgrade’s chief prosecutor had created a parallel system and directed cases unlawfully, renewing scrutiny of the judiciary. Corruption Case: Former economy minister Rade Basta was arrested over alleged improper donations to sports clubs while he led Belgrade’s district-heating company; prosecutors say the payments caused losses worth tens of millions of dinars. Banking: Customers of failed Alta Banka can now book appointments to reclaim insured deposits, with payments of up to €50,000 per depositor starting November 13. Political Transition: Parliament is due to convene on November 17 after the student-backed list’s election win. In Dublin, Ana Brnabić described the transfer of power as peaceful and democratic. Security and Industry: An investigation alleges machine tools supplied by Serbian firm Grindex reached Russian plants producing Iskander missiles.
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