Privately rented apartments, houses and rooms accounted for about 68% of Montenegro’s 12.79 million tourist overnight stays in the first eight months of 2026. Nights in individual accommodation rose 10.52% year on year, faster than in collective accommodation.
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Montenegro’s interest bill rose 14.8% in the first nine months of 2026, even as public debt fell to 58.5% of GDP by June. The Central Bank says refinancing needs and public finances remain sources of economic vulnerability.
Montenegro attracted 628.05 million euros in gross foreign direct investment in January-August 2026, up 5.49% year on year. Net inflows fell 1.99% to 296.64 million euros.
The Central Bank of Montenegro plans to introduce a broader set of borrower-based lending safeguards, responding to rapid growth in housing loans and rising property prices.…
Montenegro’s Central Bank has instructed commercial banks to make eligible low-cost instant transfers the default payment option in mobile and internet banking applications. Under the Central…
Blocked corporate and entrepreneurial accounts in Montenegro carried €1.78 billion in unpaid obligations at the end of September, an increase of €31.43 million from August, according…
Montenegro’s European integration preparations are generating potential demand for technology, data management and professional services as institutions move from evaluating readiness toward implementing operational changes. The…
The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) has entered the implementation phase of a broad institutional reform programme aimed at preparing the institution for future participation in…
The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) has adopted a new package of banking regulations covering capital requirements, governance, executive suitability and credit reporting as Montenegro advances…
Montenegro’s banking sector expanded its balance sheet in the first half of 2026, with total assets reaching €8.05 billion and bank capital rising to €1.09 billion,…
