A mass rally and tight polling put Serbia’s political stability—and its implications for household confidence, savings and investments—in focus before the October 25 election.
Serbia plans early parliamentary elections in October 2023 amid protests and political uncertainty, raising concerns about impacts on household finances and investor confidence.
Ukrainian and Serbian presidents meet in Belgrade, focusing on economic and energy cooperation that may influence household budgets and consumer costs in both countries.
Montenegro will end visa-free travel for Russian and Belarusian citizens from November 1, 2026, raising travel costs and affecting household budgets and investments.
The US extended a temporary license allowing Serbia's NIS oil company to operate under sanctions, delaying Gazprom's divestment and easing potential fuel supply disruptions.
Kosovo’s ruling party wins elections but must form a coalition amid political instability, impacting household budgets, currency stability, and consumer confidence.
US Treasury extends deadline for Hungarian MOL to finalize deal acquiring majority stake in Serbia’s Naftna Industrija Srbije amid sanctions on Gazprom.
Serbia's anti-government protests disrupt daily life and threaten currency stability, affecting household budgets and economic confidence.
Serbia hosts first joint NATO military exercises amid neutrality policy, with potential but limited impact on household finances and economic stability.
Serbia risks losing €1.5 billion in EU support due to democratic setbacks, potentially affecting household budgets, currency stability, and investment confidence.
Lithuania and Latvia's closure of airspace to Slovak PM's flight to Moscow may raise travel costs and affect household budgets through longer routes and increased expenses.