The central bank intervened on the interbank foreign exchange market on Friday – for the fourth consecutive day of last week – by selling EUR 40 million to prevent excessive daily fluctuations of the exchange rate.
The national currency dropped by 1.3 percent against the eurozone currency compared to a month ago and by 0.2 percent compared to a year ago.
The dinar-to-dollar indicative exchange rate grew by 0.3 percent to RSD 111.2582.
The dinar hit its 2015 low on January 29, when one euro was worth RSD 123.57, reaching its highest rate this year on October 1, when the exchange rate was at RSD 119.8792.
Source: Tanjug