Ekonomija

Central Bank: Bosnia and Herzegovina's financial sector remains stable, secure and resilient

The decision to place Bosnia and Herzegovina on the grey list pertains to the broader institutional and legislative framework in the area of preventing money laundering and terrorist financing and requires coordinated action by competent institutions at all levels of government.

BiH placed on FATF grey list

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) today published an updated list of jurisdictions under increased monitoring, which, alongside a number of other countries, includes Bosnia and Herzegovina.

BiH back on FATF grey list

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) today published an updated list of jurisdictions under increased monitoring, which, alongside a number of other countries, once again includes Bosnia and Herzegovina.

CBBiH held a ceremonial reception on the occasion of winning an international award

The reception was attended by representatives of domestic and international institutions, regulatory bodies, the financial sector, the diplomatic corps, international organizations, as well as numerous partners and associates of the Central Bank of BiH.

Labour costs rising in the EU, highest in construction

Hourly labour costs in the first quarter of this year increased by 3.6 percent in the EU and by 3.2 percent in the eurozone compared to the same period last year, Eurostat reported.

IMF Criticises Fiscal Policy in BiH and Warns Inflation Could Reach 5.4 Percent

Oil prices fall after Pakistan announces agreement between US and Iran

Cuba opens even more sectors to private business

EPBiH sinks into a loss of 110 million KM despite electricity price hikes, electricity purchases rise by 87.5 percent

Glovo completely shuts down operations in Bosnia and Herzegovina!

Zürich is the city with the most expensive apartment square metre in Europe

Four of the five most expensive cities for buying property in Europe are located in Switzerland and Luxembourg.

SoftBank to Invest $87.5 Billion in AI Centers in France

Governor of the Austrian National Bank visits CBBiH

A delegation of the Austrian National Bank, led by Governor Martin Kocher, paid a visit to the Central Bank (CB) of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

AI company Anthropic reaches valuation of nearly one trillion dollars

Central Bank of BiH Announces Core Inflation and Services Sector Inflation Estimate for April

The annual growth of average consumer prices in the services sector is estimated at 5.64 percent.

Hong Kong overtakes Switzerland as world's largest hub for managing foreign clients' wealth

S&P threatens to downgrade FBiH's rating: 70 percent of the budget spent on pensions and social benefits

"Complex political relations and fragmented governance slow down decision-making and hinder the implementation of fiscal discipline," the report states.

Eurostat: Fuel prices in the European Union rose by more than 20 percent in April

Prices of fuels and lubricants in the European Union rose by 20.8 percent year-on-year in April, further accelerating from a 12.9 percent increase in March, Eurostat announced.

Unions Warn: Without Law, Bankruptcy and Closure of 1,600 Jobs in Nova Željezara Zenica Will Follow

Export of BiH weapons and ammunition to the US market resumed

The export of weapons and ammunition from Bosnia and Herzegovina to the United States resumed in April, after being almost completely halted at the end of last year and the beginning of this year.

FBiH Chamber of Commerce: Establishing new BIP border crossings is key for export-oriented companies

The Foreign Trade Chamber (VTK) of BiH welcomed the adoption of the Report on negotiations for the conclusion of the Agreement between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia on border crossings.

IMF plans to provide Kyiv with approximately $3.8 billion in 2026

Public revenues of 2.9 billion KM collected in the first four months

Omerbegović Arapović for NAP: MONEYVAL's grey list - a signal of deep connections between dirty money and high politics

A country that wants to be part of the European economic area cannot afford to be treated as a high-risk banana republic by international financial institutions.

Bečarević for NAP: How Europe Said Goodbye to Russian Gas

With the outbreak of hostilities, there has been a drastic reduction in the share of Russian gas in the EU's consumption.

Slovenia Connects Adriatic and Central Europe with Most Expensive Project

The new investment involves the construction of an additional parallel left track alongside the already built route, which would long-term form a full double-track system between Divača and Koper.

Politico: We will feel the rise in food prices caused by the war in Iran next year

More than two months after the start of the war in Iran, the conflict has not yet reached most shoppers at supermarket checkouts.

Germans Never Paid More for Fuel, April Broke All Records

The latest analysis by the German automobile club ADAC for April 2026 presents worrying data on mobility costs in Germany.

Turkey Breaking Records: 9.2 Million Tourists and Billions in Revenue in Q1 2026

With a 4.2% increase in visitor numbers in the first quarter of the year, the Mediterranean tourist hub recorded 9.9 billion USD in tourism revenue.

New Rules in California: Driverless Cars Can Be Fined, Companies Operating Them Bear Responsibility

Autonomous vehicles have functioned in a legal gray area for years, at least when it comes to traffic violations.