Serbian parliament adopts 2026 budget, sets deficit at 3%


A surveillance camera is seen in front of the Serbian Parliament building in Belgrade, Serbia, August 12, 2020. REUTERS/Marko Djurica

BELGRADE, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Serbia's parliament on Wednesday adopted the country's 2026 budget, setting a fiscal deficit of 337 billion dinars ($3.35 billion), or 3% of gross domestic product.

The budget sets total revenues at 2,414.7 billion dinars and expenditure at 2,751.7 billion dinars.

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