Serbia Faces Higher Interest Rates on Public Debt Compared to EU

While the Eurozone's public debt rose to 88.9% of GDP and the EU's to 82.9% by Q1 2026, Serbia pays higher interest rates on its public debt. Last year, each Serbian citizen paid 28,000 dinars in interest on the state's debt.

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danasSerbian23d ago

EU ima veći javni dug, ali Srbija plaća veću kamatu: Prošle godine svaki stanovnik platio 28.000 dinara za kamate na dug države

Prema najnovijim podacima Eurostata, javni dug evrozone na kraju prvog kvartala 2026. godine porastao je na 88,9 odsto bruto domaćeg proizvoda (BDP), dok je javni dug Evropske unije dostigao 82,9 odsto BDP-a. Istovremeno, javni dug Srbije , prema podacima Ministarstva finansija, iznosi 41,7 odsto, što je znatno ispod proseka Evropske unije.

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Serbia Faces Higher Interest Rates on Public Debt Compared to EU

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EU ima veći javni dug, ali Srbija plaća veću kamatu: Prošle godine svaki stanovnik platio 28.000 dinara za kamate na dug države

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