In the first quarter of 2025, Serbia's gross domestic product (GDP) growth has decelerated to 2%, as per the latest data update on June 2, 2025. This represents a decline from the previous year's growth rate of 3.30% recorded in the same period. The figures showcase a year-over-year comparison that signifies a reduction in the pace of economic growth.
This slowdown in GDP growth may be attributed to several factors impacting Serbia's economic performance. Analysts are observing potential influences from both domestic challenges and external market pressures. The shift in growth rate warrants attention from economic policymakers as they evaluate strategies to bolster economic activity in the forthcoming quarters.
The reduction from a 3.30% growth rate to a 2.00% expansion highlights the need for Serbia to address economic hurdles and enhance interventions that can stimulate robust economic development. The economic landscape for the rest of 2025 will be crucial in determining and implementing initiatives to regain upward economic momentum.
