The economic landscape of Montenegro in 2025 showcases a recovery trajectory for its corporate sector, particularly influenced by tourism, retail, and construction. Financial performance indicators reveal…
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Montenegro is increasingly positioning itself as a hub for financial innovation and digital finance, expanding its economic identity beyond the traditional sectors of tourism and real…
In February 2026, the Montenegro Stock Exchange experienced a significant uptick in trading activity, with total turnover reaching €26.94 million. This figure marks a dramatic increase…
The Ministry of Finance of Montenegro has released preliminary budget execution figures for January 2026, indicating a notable rise in capital expenditures compared to the same…
The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) has published its end-of-year statistics for the banking sector, revealing that the aggregate liquid assets of Montenegrin banks reached approximately…
Montenegro’s financial authorities are actively pursuing regulatory reforms and enhancing infrastructure to facilitate the introduction of instant payments while aligning with European financial standards. This initiative…
Montenegro’s state budget recorded a deficit of €33.2 million in January, representing approximately 0.4% of the country’s estimated GDP, according to the Ministry of Finance. This…
Montenegro’s economic landscape is showing signs of improvement as S&P Global Ratings has revised the country’s sovereign credit outlook to positive, affirming its long-term rating at…
In a significant move within Montenegro’s financial landscape, the construction and investment firm Zetagradnja, led by Blagota Radović, has increased its stake in Lovćen banka AD…
The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) has reported that the mandatory reserves held by commercial banks in Montenegro amounted to €326.38 million at the close of…
