Browsing:

The chances of increasing proportional pensions to 450 euros, the minimum pension in Montenegro, starting in January 2025, are decreasing. The government has prioritized a 30%…

In September, the average salary before taxes and contributions in Montenegro reached 877 euros, marking a 1.9% increase compared to August, according to Monstat data. The…

The European Commission, in its draft report on Montenegro’s progress for 2024, has highlighted that the “Europe Now 2” program poses risks to public finances. The…

In the first nine months of this year, Montenegro’s capital budget saw expenditures of €110.91 million, which accounts for 47% of the total planned amount as…

A recent survey by the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) reveals significant obstacles to new investments, primarily driven by underutilization of existing capacities, high interest rates…

This week on the Montenegro Stock Exchange was marked by a slight increase in indices alongside a significant drop in trading volume, occurring concurrently with the…

After Montenegro fulfilled demanding reforms jointly agreed upon with the World Bank, the country signed a Development Policy Loan (DPL) agreement amounting to €80 million. Minister…

In August, the average weighted effective interest rate on all approved loans rose by 0.01 percentage points to 6.61%, according to data from the Central Bank…

Ownership in banks in Montenegro must be fully transparent, with credit institutions legally required to disclose the ultimate beneficial owners—individuals who profit from that ownership—according to…

Montenegro’s banks have demonstrated resilience and stability throughout the current year, according to Irena Radović, Governor of the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG). She highlighted the…