About National Bank of Serbia

The National Bank of Serbia regulates the country's monetary policy, manages financial stability, and supervises the banking sector. It works to ensure a stable national currency, the dinar, and provides financial and economic analysis to support economic growth.

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+381113338000

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12 Kralja Petra Street 11 000 Belgrade

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nbs.rs

informativni.centar@nbs.rs

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