Photo: Sava Radovanović/TanjugThe NBS denies the writing of "Vremen" that certain banks have introduced a limit on the purchase of euros. "Vreme" stands behind the information it published, and the NBS, as a regulatory body, can verify it
Regarding the text entitled 'Banks introduced a limit: They only change up to 100 euros' published on the "Vreme" portal, the National Bank of Serbia strongly denies such information because no bank in Serbia has introduced such a limit, the NBS announced. They also add that "the text is completely fabricated, based on misinformation and alleged statements of people who have neither been named nor indicated which bank it would be, because such allegations cannot be supported by facts in reality."
"Therefore, such a text serves only to create a distorted image and raise panic again in a situation when, after numerous measures and activities implemented by the NBS to maintain the stability of the system, the demand for foreign currency and the overall situation on the domestic foreign exchange market - are normalizing. The National Bank of Serbia, after checking with all commercial banks operating in the Republic of Serbia, responsibly claims that the above restrictions do not exist. only the employees of that bank have. Such practices would not be in the interest of commercial banks, nor in the interest of preserving the stability of the financial system in Serbia, which has been confirmed by the commercial banks themselves. We repeat that such and similar articles on the purchase of euros can only contribute to the spread of unfounded panic among citizens, for which there is no justified reason, because the NBS has taken all available measures to supply channels of banks and authorized currency exchange offices, even in increased demands, function smoothly", added the NBS.
"Vremena" editorial office it stays with the text and the information from it. He also appeals to the National Bank of Serbia to, as the official regulator of the banking market, perform a thorough check of the euro exchange option on bank applications and try to buy more than 100 euros in one transaction in each bank.
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