Serbia's central bank sold an unspecified amount of euros on the domestic interbank market on Tuesday to further bolster the dinar, weakened by investors expectations of the US Federal reserves rate hike and seasonal demand, dealers said. The bank which so far this month sold a total of 210 million euros, stepped in with the dinar trading at 122.45 or 0.04 percent weaker than the previous close. At 1045 GMT, the dinar recovered to the rate of 122.36 to the euro.
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