Foreign investor interest in Montenegro has intensified over the past year, driven by a rare combination of factors: undervalued assets, a flexible regulatory environment, a euro-based…
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Montenegro’s gambling sector — often a quiet contributor to public finances — has become an unexpected indicator of economic sentiment. As reported by Monte.business, revenues from…
The role of the state-backed development bank (RBCG) has expanded sharply in 2025, positioning it as one of the most influential financial actors in Montenegro’s economy.…
Montenegro’s fiscal position in 2025 is more resilient than many analysts anticipated. According to reporting from Monte.business, the government’s budget deficit for the first ten months…
The Government will allocate €5.6 million from the current budget reserve as initial capital for the Credit Guarantee Fund (KGF), according to a decision adopted at…
The Games of Chance Administration generated total revenues of €39.22 million in the first eleven months of the year, marking an increase of 29.56% compared to…
Foreign investors and associations representing temporary residents in Montenegro, mainly from Germany and Russia, warn that the proposed amendments to the Law on Foreigners could create…
The total public debt of Montenegro at the end of September amounted to €4.76 billion, or 58.59% of the country’s GDP, according to the quarterly report…
The Ministry of Finance announced that it has secured €450 million to create a fiscal reserve for 2026 and 2027, in line with the Budget Law…
Montenegro is one of the world’s monetary outliers. It uses the euro—Europe’s single currency, the world’s second-most traded unit, the backbone of the Eurozone’s financial stability—despite…
