Serbia's Jelasic apprehensive on intervention
Serbia's Jelasic apprehensive on intervention Government intervention has had little success so far in taming market sentiment, said Radovan Jelasic, the governor of the National Bank of Serbia.
Speaking at a conference in Sarajevo, Jelasic said that government intervention was returning in style, but that he was slightly apprehensive of this because of his experience with government and its mechanisms. "The role of the government will increase, both in the financial and in the real sector. The
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