"When the benchmark interest rate is increased, loans automatically become more expensive, the money supply is reduced, and when the money supply is reduced then the word is about the lack of dinars and it, automatically, leads to dinar strengthening," Jovovic told SETimes.
"Când rata dobânzii de referinţă creşte, împrumuturile devin automat mai scumpe, rezervele băneşti se reduc, iar când rezervele băneşti se reduc, apare lipsa dinarilor, ceea ce duce automat la întărirea dinarului", a declarat Jovovic publicaţiei SETimes.