A2016 78,05 5,58%Source: Belex Note: Interest rates refer to the previous working day
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The day opened at lowest level 102, 05/25. In the morning market took upward trend until the highest level at 102, 55/75. Most of the day EURRSD was traded in band 102, 30-50. In the afternoon market took downward trend. The day closed at rate 102, 15/35.Central bank informed us that till 12:30 total amount of trading was 31, 3 mil EUR at average rate 102, 3979.
Think-tank EI projects Serbia’s 2011 inflation in “8% to 9%” range. Belgrade-based think-tank Economics Institute’s (EI) expertsproject Serbia’s inflation to be in the “8% to 9%” range at the end of 2011, Tanjug reported yesterday. At a presentation of the latestissue of MAT, a monthly macroeconomic publication, the EI experts also said they expect the country’s GDP to grow 2% to 2.5% in2011. Serbia’s industrial output will increase by an estimated 2% this year, if current trends are taken into account and assumingthe “optimistic” scenario, MAT Editor-in-Chief Vladimir Vuckovic said.(Source:executivenewsletter)
Serbia’s construction industry is in grave danger of “collapsing,” as the sale of used homes has almost ground to a halt, and thereis “an absence” of private investments in the real estate sector, according to Environment, Mining and Spatial Planning MinisterOliver Dulic, local media reported yesterday. Dulic said that he will make several proposals to Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic overthe coming days on how problems in the construction sector can be resolved, according to the reports. The state set aside RSD 18billion to assist the construction industry in 2011, and is now under pressure to earmark the same level of assistance for 2012, hesaid. According to Dulic, a major problem for the sector is the National Bank of Serbia’s (NBS) decision earlier this year to imposean 80% loan-to-value (LTV) ratio for the euro-indexed commercial home loans. The only “serious investor” currently selling homes,in Belgrade’s Stepa Stepanovic mass residential complex, is the Building Directorate of Serbia, according to Dulic. Homes therecan be bought through state-subsidized lending (Source:Executivenewsletter)
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Russian firms eye several Prva Petoletka subsidiaries, Serbian deputy PM says. Construction company Trest Gidromontazh fromRussia has expressed its interest in buying two subsidiaries of Serbia’s state-owned hydraulics and pneumatic components makerPrva Petoletka in Trstenik. The Russian company is interested in purchasing Prva Petoletka’s hydraulic cylinders factory Cilindriand metallurgical processing factory TMO, Kalanovic said during a visit to the company in the central Serbian town. Last year, TrestGidromontazh acquired Prva Petoletka Inzenjering, which makes hydraulics and pneumatic components, according to Kalanovic.On the other hand, the association of the defense industrial complex in Russia’s Chelyabinsk region has shown an interest inacquiring Petoletka’s Hidraulika, Kocna Tehnika, Zaptivke and Armature factories, Kalanovic said, without providing any furtherdetails. According to earlier reports, Italy’s USCO, a manufacturer and distributor of spare parts for earthmoving machines, isinterested in using Prva Petoletka’s Mikroelektronika facility to manufacture products for exports.(Source:executivenewsletter)
Napomene: (1) Promet=prosečna ponderisana cena x obim. (2) P/BV-price to book value je racio koji predstavlja odnos tržišne cene i knjigovodstvene vrednosti. (3) P/E-price to earnings je racio koji predstavlja odnos tržišne cene i zarade po akciji (EPS). (4) ROE-return on equity je racio koji predstavlja odnos neto dobiti i akcijskog kapitala. (5) Mcap-tržišna
kapitalizacija=tržišna cena akcije x broj akcija
20,864,740,000 Din.Imlek
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514,918,500 Din.
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Veterinarski zavod Subotica
Vino Župa 1,346,734,000 Din.
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Voda Vrnjci
8,040,879,000 Din.
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17,487,570,000 Din.
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7,135,830 Din.
104,358,700,000 Din.
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Swedish fashion retailer Hennes & Mauritz (H&M) said it will open three stores in Romania in November, increasing to 11 thenumber of its stores in the country.The new stores will open in the shopping centres Sun Plaza, in the country's capital Bucharest,Lotus Center Oradea, in northwestern Romania, and Maritimo Shopping Center, in the Black sea port of Constanta, the companysaid in a press release on Thursday. H&M sales in Romania totalled 193 million Swedish crowns ($29.3 million/21.2 million euro) inthe first nine months of the fiscal year 2011 started December 1. (Source:Bloomberg)
Fitch Ratings' latest quarterly Q411 European fixed income investor survey, which closed on 31 October and represents the viewsof managers of an estimated USD5.8trn of fixed income assets, shows that 70% of investors now believe there is a high risk of adouble dip recession compared to 40% and 21% in the prior two quarters respectively. "With much of world growth dependent onemerging market dynamism, this sharp swing in sentiment partly reflects investor concerns over recent signs of a slowing in manyof these emerging economies," said Monica Insoll, Managing Director in Fitch's Credit Market Research group. Respondentsexpressed a more negative sentiment on the outlook for fundamental credit conditions in the EM sovereign sector than in Q311,with 41% of respondents now expecting deterioration, up from 32%. More than one-third of survey respondents (36%) also said EMsovereign credit quality is over-stated and at risk of crisis.(Source:Bloomberg)
European stocks rose, with the Stoxx Europe 600 Index rebounding from two days of losses, as Italy’s Prime Minister SilvioBerlusconi won a parliamentary vote on the budget yet still lost his absolute majority. Vodafone Group Plc gained 1.8 percent afterincreasing its full-year earnings forecast as profit beat analysts’ estimates. Repsol YPF SA climbed 6.3 percent after raising itsprediction for recoverable reserves in Argentina. Banks rallied as Societe Generale SA, France’s second-biggest bank, and LloydsBanking Group Plc, the largest mortgage lender in the U.K., both gained more than 4 percent. The Stoxx 600 rose 0.9 percent to240.50 at the close. The benchmark measure has rallied 12 percent since this year’s low on Sept. 22 as investors speculated thatthe euro area would protect the economies of Italy and Spain from the sovereign-debtcrisis. (Source:Bloomberg)
Stocks closed higher after Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said he would resign. Berlusconi promised to step down onceItaly's parliament passes a package of economic reforms. Many investors saw Berlusconi as an obstacle to measures needed tohelp Italy avoid a debt crisis. U.S. stock indexes turned lower earlier Tuesday after Berlusconi narrowly survived a confidence vote,a sign that he might cling to power. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 102 points, or 0.8 percent, to close at 12,170. The S&P500 rose 15, or 1.2 percent, to 1,276. The Nasdaq composite rose 32, or 1.2 percent, to 2,727. Nearly three stocks rose for everyone that fell on the New York Stock Exchange. Trading volume was above average at 3.8 billion shares. (Source:Bloomberg)
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