Serbia's central bank hikes rates as energy crisis fuels inflation fears

The National Bank of Serbia raised its reference interest rate from 5.75% amid an energy crisis marked by uncertainty and rising energy costs. The move signals growing inflationary pressure in Serbia, likely driven by imported energy prices, and may foreshadow further tightening. The broader regional impact remains uncertain as the crisis unfolds.

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