IMF to recommend increase in price of electricity by up to 5%?
The daily writes that there are indications that, due to the social conditions, the Serbian side will insist on the increase being smaller, that is, around 3%.
The exact percentage will be known after negotiations with the IMF Mission, which arrives to Serbia on Friday, May 10, led by the new head, Jan Kees Martijn, the daily writes.
A source close to the IMF told Blic that, this time, neither EPS nor the Serbian negotiation delegation will be able to avoid discussing the price increase, although it has been officially announced that the topic of the negotiations will be structural reforms in public companies.
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