According to the data of the Central Bank (CBCG), the required reserve of banks at the end of July amounted to EUR 270.77 million. Of the…
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In the next three years, Montenegro will have to pay around EUR 2.5 billion in order to “fill the financial gaps created before 2020”. As they…
Businesses related to crypto-currencies are not yet regulated in Montenegro, so their performance is free, the representatives of the Central Bank (CBCG) announced, adding that in…
Montenegrin commercial banks earned a total of 66.4 million euros in the first half of the year, which is 112 percent more than in the same…
Cryptocurrency trading is illegal in Montenegro, the Ministry of Finance announced. The reason is that we do not have a legal regulation that defines that area.…
If foreign direct investments were to show only what is an investment in the economic sense, then the figures that are communicated would be significantly smaller…
The value of realized payment transactions for 19 working days in July amounted to EUR 1.97 billion, which is 8.8 percent more than in June, according…
The largest foreign investors in Montenegro for the period January-May this year are Russian citizens, who invested EUR 52.5 million, according to data from the Central…
The cryptocurrency affair stirred up the public ahead of the parliamentary elections, but also shed light on a relatively new industry in Montenegrin. All those who…
Realized investments in fixed assets in Montenegro last year amounted to EUR 820 million, which is 7.7 percent more than in 2021, Monstat’s preliminary data showed.…
