Vučić says Serbia has zero additional US tariffs while talks continue
Aleksandar Vučić said additional US tariffs on Serbia are temporarily zero while talks with Washington continue. N1, Danas, Kurir and 021 report his reference to a possible future 10–12% rate; this is a presidential statement, not a published bilateral agreement.
What matters
Current rate in the statement
Vučić said the additional tariffs for Serbia are temporarily zero.
Stated horizon
He named a possible later 10–12% rate but gave no start date.
Context of the new measures
021 reports that the US imposed new 10% and 12.5% tariffs on dozens of other trading partners.
Breakdown by publication
How sources frame this story
Mobile shows the first 3; the full breakdown is available on desktop.
N1: Vučić reported a temporary zero rate
N1 reports Vučić's words: Serbia's additional rate is zero from overnight and may later be 10–12%, in his assessment.
Danas: lifting described as temporary
Danas also reports Vučić's statement: while talks continue, tariffs for Serbia will be zero; he expects 10–12% in the future.
Kurir: Vučić linked the zero rate to negotiations
Kurir reports Vučić's words on a zero rate now and 10–12% later, plus his claim that earlier measures affected some exporting companies.
021: Serbia is not currently paying additional tariffs
021 places Vučić's statement in the context of new US tariffs on other countries and stresses that Serbia's absence of an additional rate applies while talks continue.
Overall takeaway
All four sources relay the same statement: the zero additional rate is described as temporary and tied to negotiations.
What this means for residents
For exporters
The reports do not describe a new company procedure. Check official trade notices for the practical status and duration when they are published.
Do not confuse with earlier tariffs
Vučić separately mentioned earlier duties on particular goods, including steel, aluminium, passenger vehicles and copper; the new announcement concerns additional tariffs.