Montenegro is facing a dual fiscal reality: improving public revenues alongside ongoing concerns about public debt management. Increased revenues, particularly from consumption and corporate taxation, are…
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Turkish investors have emerged as one of the most significant foreign economic actors in Montenegro, accounting for around one-fifth of total foreign direct investment and maintaining…
Montenegro’s investment landscape continues to demonstrate resilience as official statements and market signals suggest that total foreign investment in the country is approaching the symbolic threshold…
Montenegro’s insurance sector in 2025 presents a picture of steady expansion, improving financial results, and greater market maturity, even though it remains relatively modest compared with…
The banking sector in Montenegro in 2025 stands out as one of the most stable, resilient, and systemically important pillars of the national economy. Banks represent…
Despite a more stable inflation outlook and gradual economic normalization, the European Central Bank (ECB) is signalling that monetary tightening may remain in place significantly longer…
Montenegro’s banking sector recorded a sharp acceleration in lending activity in the first nine months of 2025, with households and companies taking out a combined €1.65…
Montenegro’s banking sector has recorded a sharp acceleration in lending activity, with households and companies taking out a combined €1.65 billion in new loans during the…
As Montenegro approaches the final stretch of EU accession, integration itself is becoming an investment filter rather than a political narrative. By 2026, investors are unlikely…
BiznisCG’s assessment that EU integration will be a defining signal for investors in 2026 reflects a broader shift in how Montenegro is evaluated by capital markets.…
