BELGRADE, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Serbia's central bank intervened for the second time on Wednesday, selling another 20 million euros to prop up the dinar after it hit a new record low earlier in the day. "They sold 20.45 million euros at 94.00 dinars," one currency dealer said.
Earlier in the day, the bank sold 57 million euros at
95.00-95.50/euro only hours after the Serbian currency