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Sanctions, companies, energy, budgets, and the market impact of official decisions.
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On the Bezdan–Bogojevo stretch, the Danube fell to minus 120 cm. N1 reports that Đerdap 1 output has dropped to one third; EPS says electricity supply will remain stable, but shallow water is already hampering shipping and fuel deliveries.
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.
Serbian president Aleksandar Vučić said a 6,000-dinar payment from the Shareholder Fund is planned for September 22. The law would need to change for all adults to be covered. The Economy Ministry clarified that the number of shares does not itself increase the amount: a higher payment is possible only through inherited entitlement; this is an announced plan, not an approved payment.
The Statistical Office reported Serbia's average May net wage at 118,398 dinars and the median at 93,277 dinars. That means half of employees received no more than the median amount.
Vojvodina's government allocated RSD 37.2 million for repair and adaptation of the roof at Stevan Sremac primary school in Senta. According to 021, strong winds and heavy rain last week seriously damaged it; the funds are intended to start works quickly.
The Mining and Energy Ministry has allowed companies that applied to use their own operational euro-diesel reserves to secure market supply. According to 021, low Danube levels have complicated barge deliveries, but state reserves have not been used so far.
