In the middle of 2022, the Montenegrin economy has fully recovered from the recession caused by the coronavirus pandemic, and banks are the healthiest segment of…
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Progress in implementing reforms and ensuring political stability are some of the challenges for the new government in order to ensure a stable and predictable environment…
In the previous period, the Central Bank of Montenegro improved the framework for dealing with non-performing loans. This resulted in the reduction of NPL, which at…
The senior economist of the World Bank (WB), Marc Schiffbauer, praised the increase in budget revenues this year, as well as the previous reforms implemented by…
Banks’ liquid assets in April amounted to EUR 1.68 billion, which is 0.11% less than in March. Compared to the same month last year, banks’ liquid…
The total inflow of foreign direct investments (FDI) in Montenegro at the end of April amounted to 300.13 million euros, while at the same time 122.09…
According to the data of the Central Bank (CBCG), the required reserve of banks at the end of May amounted to EUR 269.1 million. Of the…
Deposits in credit institutions at the end of last year were at a historical maximum and amounted to EUR 5.23 billion, according to the annual report…
The Government of Montenegro will terminate the hedging arrangement concluded in July 2021 for a loan from the Chinese Exim Bank, multiple sources close to the…
In its latest report, the World Bank (WB) did not change its growth forecasts for the Montenegrin economy for this year and the next. In the…


