Montenegro attracted more than €1 billion in gross foreign direct investment (FDI) in 2025, but an increasing share of those inflows is concentrated in real estate,…
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Montenegro has launched a new instant-payment system designed to accelerate financial transactions for households and businesses, marking another step in the modernization of the country’s payment…
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) is preparing a financing package of up to €150 million for the next development phase of Porto Montenegro in Tivat, introducing…
Montenegro’s accumulated tax debt has reached approximately €750 million, reflecting a widening gap between improved current tax collection and the state’s limited ability to recover long-standing…
Deposits held by non-residents in Montenegrin banks totalled approximately €1.131 billion at the end of April, declining by €118 million or 9.45% year on year. The…
The Government of Montenegro approved a €30 million loan from the Council of Europe Development Bank for the Development Bank of Montenegro under the programme “Support…
Montenegro is strengthening its cooperation with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), with a growing focus on transport infrastructure, energy transition and digital transformation…
The European Commission’s €3.2 billion financial package for Montenegro’s accession is shifting the focus of the membership process toward fiscal management, institutional capacity and infrastructure implementation.…
Montenegro’s banking sector is experiencing faster credit expansion than deposit growth, with 2026 data showing increased lending activity across businesses and households while banks face greater…
Montenegro entered the second half of 2026 with stronger tax inflows, while higher expenditure, capital commitments and debt-management needs continued to define the country’s fiscal outlook.…
