Montenegro enters 2026 facing a dramatically different global investment environment than the one that fuelled its previous growth cycles. The era of low interest rates, abundant…
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Delays in Montenegro’s EU accession process continue to reverberate through the economy, affecting investment decisions, fiscal planning, and reform momentum. While accession remains a strategic objective,…
The International Monetary Fund’s latest assessment of Montenegro’s economy serves as a reminder that headline growth figures can obscure deeper structural fragilities. While short-term indicators point…
The announcement of upcoming European banking stress tests carries indirect but important implications for Montenegro’s financial sector. Although not part of the eurozone, Montenegro’s banking system…
The Central Bank of Montenegro has reported a moderate decline in liquidity across the financial sector, signalling renewed caution among banks as global and regional economic…
Montenegro’s construction sector is experiencing renewed momentum, supported by rising real-estate demand along the coast and a higher volume of issued building permits during the third…
Montenegro’s proposed budget for 2026 marks the most expansive fiscal blueprint in the country’s recent history, projecting total revenues and expenditures approaching €3.79 billion. The draft,…
Montenegro is closing the year under mounting fiscal pressure after the Ministry of Finance confirmed that the country recorded a budget deficit of approximately €1.188 billion…
A new financial-support package has been extended to Montenegro, consisting of €20 million in immediate disbursement and an additional €25 million expected over the next two years. The assistance—reported…
A recent analysis published by Dan has ignited fresh debate about the sustainability of Montenegro’s public finances, highlighting projections that the country may need to borrow as much…
