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The total inflow of foreign direct investments in the period from January to November last year amounted to EUR 1.04 billion, according to preliminary data from…

Montenegro, in cooperation with the company Ripple and the Central Bank (CBCG), launched a project to develop the first digital currency or stablecoin, Prime Minister Dritan…

Last year, for the period from January to October, foreign citizens and foreign companies bought real estate in Montenegro worth EUR 370 million, which is significantly…

Curbing the budget deficit and paying off the public debt, especially in conditions of high interest rates, are the biggest challenges for the Montenegrin economy not…

According to the data of the Centralna Banka (CBCG), the required reserve of banks at the end of November amounted to EUR 260.97 million. Of the…

Due to the enormous uncertainty and accompanying risks, the Central Bank of Montenegro closely and on a daily basis monitors all events in order to, in…

At this year’s first auction with a maturity of 182 days, government bills were sold for EUR 20.5 million, at an average rate of 3.18 percent.…

The Governor of the Central Bank of Montenegro, Radoje Žugić, met today with the representatives of the Federal Bank of Germany – the director of the…

On the last day of September, there were 79 millionaires in Montenegro, and the richest among them is a Ukrainian who has EUR 34.5 million in…