AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFuel Market: Serbia extended fuel price caps, export restrictions and lower excise duties through October 25, with diesel at 236 dinars a litre and petrol at 207. The government says reserves are sufficient, but limited refinery capacity leaves the country exposed to wider market shortages. Mining: Belgrade’s mining faculty dean supports a time-limited moratorium on lithium extraction in the Jadar valley, provided its purpose and exit conditions are clearly defined. Industry and Energy: Industrial turnover rose 14.8% year on year in August, while FCA Serbia reported a 3.71-billion-dinar profit after a loss the previous year. A Hungary–Serbia oil pipeline has received environmental approval; meanwhile, reports of EPS engineer departures and falling electricity and coal output raise capacity concerns. Agriculture: State incentives increased 7.4%, with more than 65 billion dinars allocated to the sector.
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