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Serbia Holds Rates as Election Welfare Plans Signal Price Risks

Serbia kept borrowing costs unchanged for a record 22nd month as a government plan for cash handouts before this year’s general election may add to inflation pressures.

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Serbia Holds Rates as Election Welfare Plans Signal Price Risks
Serbia kept borrowing costs unchanged for a record 22nd month as a government plan for cash handouts before this year’s general election may add to inflation pressures.
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