Montenegro’s tourism sector continues to expand, with rising visitor numbers, growing airline capacity and continued investment along the Adriatic coast. At the same time, airports, roads,…
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Montenegro is preparing a new fiscal framework that would introduce tighter controls on public spending and borrowing as the country approaches a significant sovereign refinancing cycle.…
Montenegro has moved away from a rigid salary-based approach to household borrowing, giving banks greater responsibility for determining how much debt individual customers can safely service.…
Montenegro continues to have some of the lowest household electricity prices in Europe, with the average final tariff standing at 9.98 euro cents per kWh in…
Montenegro’s banking sector recorded strong balance-sheet growth in the first half of 2026, with assets reaching €8.05bn, customer lending climbing to a record €4.87bn and deposits…
Montenegro is preparing to tighten controls over foreign employment as businesses in tourism, hospitality and construction increasingly rely on workers from abroad. The proposed permit reform…
Between August 10, 2026 and August 16, 2026, 71 articles were published. Most-read in this period 1. Montenegro Tourism Expands Hotel Capacity as Revenue and Regional…
Montenegro is preparing for a €750mn Eurobond maturity in 2027 while managing a public investment pipeline valued at €9.7bn. The government estimates total financing needs of…
Montenegro’s investment agreement with the United Arab Emirates has become a test of how the country manages strategic foreign investment while progressing toward European Union membership.…
Montenegro entered the summer of 2026 with 18 of its 33 EU negotiating chapters provisionally closed, after the European Union approved competition policy and the customs…
