Serbs buy currency in Serbia The demand for the euro has increased, and in some exchange offices the selling rate of the European currency has reached 118.9 dinars. The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) claims that exchangers have sufficient amounts of foreign currency and continue to meet the increased demand of the population. The official selling rate of the euro set by the NBS is now 118.3 dinars. In the last ten days it has changed a little, rising from 118.2 dinars. Against this background, announcements appeared in the public sphere about increased demand for the European currency. According to the latest reports of authorized exchange offices, in October they sold 571.6 million euros to citizens and bought back 515.3 million euros from the population. "Therefore, authorized exchangers sold more euros to citizens than they purchased from them, and the volume of net sales amounted to 56.3 million euros," the NBS reported. The regulator also noted that banks working with exchange offices on the basis of relevant agreements provided them with euros in a timely manner and without interruptions to meet the increased demand. In October, banks sold approximately 40.27 million euros to authorized exchangers. On Monday alone, exchange offices sold approximately 26.2 million euros to the population, while the volume of currency redemptions amounted to approximately 23.4 million euros. The average buying rate per euro on that day was 116.83 dinars, and the average selling rate was 118.51 dinars. At the same time, the exchangers purchased 4.75 million euros from the banks. - About Serbia in Russian.

Serbs buy currency in Serbia The demand for the euro has increased, and in some exchange offices the selling rate of the European currency has reached 118.9 dinars. The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) claims that exchangers have sufficient amounts of foreign currency and continue to meet the increased demand of the population. The official selling rate of the euro set by the NBS is now 118.3 dinars. In the last ten days it has changed a little, rising from 118.2 dinars. Against this background, announcements appeared in the public sphere about increased demand for the European currency. According to the latest reports of authorized exchange offices, in October they sold 571.6 million euros to citizens and bought back 515.3 million euros from the population. "Therefore, authorized exchangers sold more euros to citizens than they purchased from them, and the volume of net sales amounted to 56.3 million euros," the NBS reported. The regulator also noted that banks working with exchange offices on the basis of relevant agreements provided them with euros in a timely manner and without interruptions to meet the increased demand. In October, banks sold approximately 40.27 million euros to authorized exchangers. On Monday alone, exchange offices sold approximately 26.2 million euros to the population, while the volume of currency redemptions amounted to approximately 23.4 million euros. The average buying rate per euro on that day was 116.83 dinars, and the average selling rate was 118.51 dinars. At the same time, the exchangers purchased 4.75 million euros from the banks. - About Serbia in Russian.