12.09.202510:00:00UTC+00Serbia's CPI Shows Slowdown: August Figures Reflect Deceleration in Price Growth

In an update from Serbia's financial landscape, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for August 2025 shows a deceleration in price growth, reflecting a decline to 0.20%, down from 0.60% in July. This month-over-month comparison indicates a significant slowdown in the rate at which consumer prices are increasing, suggesting that the inflationary pressures affecting the economy might be easing.

The latest data, updated on September 12, 2025, shows that the momentum from July, which had already witnessed moderated price increases at 0.60%, has further calmed in August, reaching its present modest rate of 0.20%. This development could be seen as a positive indicator for the Serbian economy, potentially signaling a stabilization in goods and services pricing, which may provide relief for households and decision-makers closely monitoring inflation's impact on the economic environment.

As Serbia navigates through these economic changes, stakeholders and policymakers will likely be observing further trends in CPI movement to gauge the health and trajectory of the economy. With economic stability being a critical focus, the reduction in CPI growth may be perceived as a beneficial sign, easing some concerns about runaway inflation and allowing room for strategic economic planning.