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…
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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.…
Montenegro is set to implement an instant payments system starting on July 20, 2026, a significant shift that will impact the operational dynamics of banks, businesses,…
The Montenegrin Ministry of Finance has reaffirmed its decision not to impose personal income tax on winnings from casinos and slot-machine clubs. This stance comes in…
A recent survey conducted by the Centre for Economic and European Studies (CEES) highlights a pressing issue for small businesses in Montenegro: the increasing tax burden…
As Montenegro’s banking sector enters 2026, it continues to demonstrate robust profitability, although recent figures reveal an increasing disparity among institutions. In the first quarter of…
Montenegro’s inflation landscape has evolved significantly in the first five months of 2026, moving beyond the initial focus on energy prices and external shocks. The consumer…
The banking sector in Montenegro is experiencing a significant shift as it navigates a complex economic landscape characterized by robust credit growth alongside declining profitability. As…
