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As of 2024, citizens of Montenegro have accumulated a debt totaling €2.2 billion, according to the Central Bank. A significant portion of this debt—43%—is attributed to…

Boris Mugoša, a member of the Social Democrats (SD), outlined the projected borrowing requirements for Montenegro over the next three years, estimating them at approximately three…

Montenegrin citizens borrowed EUR 37.5 million through promotional interest loans in the latter part of March and throughout April, according to the Central Bank (CBCG). The…

Montenegro witnessed a historic surge in loan uptake by citizens in March, as they borrowed a remarkable €76.7 million from local banks, marking the highest monthly…

Montenegro’s banking sector has recently undergone significant changes, with most banks slashing their interest rates on various types of loans. Data from four major Montenegrin banks…

In the near future, citizens can anticipate more favorable borrowing conditions, as all banks are poised to offer housing and consumer loans at reduced interest rates,…

The Ministry of Finance initiated the presentation of a proposal for the issuance of government bonds to potential investors yesterday. The aim is to secure funds…

The Ministry of Finance is preparing a new issuance of government bonds on the international market to meet the financing needs of this year’s budget, according…

The Government, in its latest session, gave consent to the Ministry of Finance to initiate the borrowing procedure. However, this information was of an internal nature,…

The Ministry of Finance borrowed a total of 159 million euros in December 2023, as stated by the government department to TVCG. Out of this, 109…