Societe Generale targets Serbia's dinar at 108.00 for euro

High yields, an improvement of the macro fundamentals and good prospects for an IMF loan agreement should continue to support the Serbian currency. From a strategy perspective, we like the Serbian dinar. We strongly believe that elevated policy rate lending very good carry to the...

Select Your Countries:
Albania
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bulgaria
Croatia
Cyprus
FYROM
Greece
Montenegro
Romania
Serbia
Slovenia
Turkey
   

    
Select SIX industries you would like to appear:
Aerospace & Defense Agribusiness & Forestry Auto Industry
Capital markets Chemicals Construction & Materials
Economy & Statistics Environment Energy & Utilities
Financial Services Food and Beverage Franchising
Gaming Infrastructure Machinery & Appliances
Marketing & Advertising European Union Metals & Mining
Paper & Packaging Pharmaceuticals Real Estate
Retail Shipping Science
Telecoms, IT, Electronics, Media & Internet Textile & Clothing Tobacco
Tourism Transportation Wood and Furniture
Other        
Note: You can always change your choice later by unchecking the appropriate box or uncustomize all..        

Getting started

The first thing you need to do is choose a news reader, if you already don't have one. This is a piece of software that checks feeds you have requested and lets you read any new articles that have been added. There are various types of news reader. You should choose one that will work with your computer’s operating system.



When you have chosen a news reader, you can decide what content you want to keep up to date with. Please choose from below:

Albania Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia
Cyprus FYROM Greece Montenegro
Romania Serbia Slovenia Turkey
INTERVIEWS BY BALKANS.COM      

Problems ?

Alternatively, you can paste one of the BBN RSS URLs into a new feed in your news reader.


http://www.balkans.com/rss/english/albania.rss
http://www.balkans.com/rss/english/bulgaria.rss
http://www.balkans.com/rss/english/cyprus.rss
http://www.balkans.com/rss/english/greece.rss
http://www.balkans.com/rss/english/romania.rss
http://www.balkans.com/rss/english/slovenia.rss
http://www.balkans.com/rss/english/bosnia.rss
http://www.balkans.com/rss/english/croatia.rss
http://www.balkans.com/rss/english/macedonia.rss
http://www.balkans.com/rss/english/montenegro.rss
http://www.balkans.com/rss/english/serbia.rss
http://www.balkans.com/rss/english/turkey.rss

Find more about RSS FEEDS !
Name:  Surname: 
Country:  Company name:
Email (Username): (If you would like to change your email address please notify us at news@balkans.com.)
Password:  Confirm password: 
Visak koda  
   
     

MY ALERTS

MAKE NEW ALERT

 E-mail article  Print  Save Additional News in English Još vesti na Srpskom Επιπλέον ειδήσεις στα Ελληνικά  Text

Societe Generale targets Serbia's dinar at 108.00 for euro



SocGen - 18.01.2013

High yields, an improvement of the macro fundamentals and good prospects for an IMF loan agreement should continue to support the Serbian currency. From a strategy perspective, we like the Serbian dinar. We strongly believe that elevated policy rate lending very good carry to the RSD, combined with a potential IMF deal will support the dinar this year. We target 108.00 on EUR/RSD from current levels in the low 112s.

The National Bank of Serbia announced today its rate decision. In line with our expectations, they decided on a +25bp hike. Good news for the RSD as it lends yet again more support to the currency. We believe that rates will eventually head to 12% by mid H1'2013. The December CPI showed a renewed acceleration to 12.2% yoy, from 11.9%yoy in November. Inflation pressures will remain elevated till the end of the agricultural season in mid-spring. From a strategy perspective, we like the Serbian dinar, and strongly believe that elevated policy rate lending very good carry to the RSD, combined with a potential IMF deal will support the dinar this year. We target 108.00 on EUR/RSD from current levels in the low 112s.

The RSD still has room for appreciation to below 110, where it should stabilise for some time. Higher interest rates and open market operations will be supportive to the RSD, as well as the improving economic growth outlook, the falling trade gap, and expectations that a start date for EU membership negotiations will be announced in H1.

Source: bne


Misi Vallo
WebHostingBuzz.com

Related News in English

Povezane vesti na srpskom

Συναφείς Ειδήσεις στα Ελληνικά

Email