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Liquidity-strapped Serbian cos get 668 mln euro in soft-term loans

Oct 17, 2012, 5:45:50 PMArticle by Georgi Georgiev
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October 17 (SeeNews) - Serbia's finance ministry said on Wednesday local liquidity-stricken companies have received over 668 million euro ($876 million) in soft-term loans since the beginning of September as part of a policy push to encourage commercial banks to lend to the real sector.

Liquidity-strapped Serbian cos get 668 mln euro in soft-term loans

Last week, the Serbian government allocated 1.0 billion dinars ($11.7 million/8.9 million euro) from the state budget to subsidize the interest rates of commercial lenders in a bid to shore up the liquidity of local businesses.

The ministry said in a statement that new loans accounted for 400 million euro of the disbursed funds with refinancing loans adding up to 188 million euro and export loans totalling 80 million.

(1 euro=111.8774 Serbian dinars)

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