Montenegro’s government has approved a proposed 2026 budget revision that would raise the deficit by 70 million euros to 348 million euros and planned new borrowing to 568 million euros. The proposal increases expenditure more than expected revenue and still requires parliamentary approval.
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Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG), Montenegro’s state-owned power utility, is navigating a challenging financial landscape as it reports a significant borrowing of €88.5 million. This debt is…
Montenegro’s economy is increasingly influenced by the rise of household borrowing, which is reinforcing a consumption-led growth model. This trend is closely linked to imports, services,…
The Montenegrin government has sanctioned a €40 million borrowing package for Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG), the state-owned utility, highlighting the critical role of energy infrastructure in…
Montenegro’s reliance on short-term borrowing has quietly shifted from a tactical response to seasonal cash-flow gaps to a structural feature of public finances. Treasury bills and…
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…
President Jakov Milatović emphasizes that Montenegro must begin servicing part of its public debt from domestic revenues instead of relying solely on borrowing, which often comes…
The Government of Montenegro will discuss a proposal for a new loan of 500 million EUR at its session, confirmed multiple sources within the government to…
The Parliament adopted the Budget Law for this year, as well as a decision on borrowing. A total of 46 MPs voted in favor of adopting…
Montenegrin lawmakers from the Social Democrats (SD) have submitted an amendment to the proposed debt resolution, suggesting a reduction of 200 million euros from the planned…
