Montenegro’s net foreign direct investment inflows remain substantial at approximately 6% of GDP, but the country’s current-account deficit is more than three times that level. At…
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Montenegro attracted net foreign direct investment (FDI) equivalent to approximately 6% of GDP in the four quarters to June 2026, broadly unchanged from the previous year,…
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 banking sector expanded its balance sheet to €8.12 billion by the end of July 2026, supported by growth in assets and capital, while liquid assets…
Montenegro recorded net foreign direct investment (FDI) of €266.45 million in the first seven months of 2026, down 6.4% year on year, as investment outflows offset…
Montenegro’s banking sector is entering a new stage of the credit cycle with non-performing loans and receivables at 2.4% at the end of July, the lowest…
Montenegro’s banking sector is seeing a gradual shift in the structure of its deposit base, with households and domestic companies increasing their balances while non-resident and…
Montenegro’s domestic payment system processed €2.6 billion in transactions during July 2026, as the country continued expanding its SEPA connectivity, instant payments and ISO 20022-based banking…
Montenegro is home to 96 millionaires, of which 75 are foreign nationals. Among Montenegrin citizens, 21 individuals hold savings exceeding €1 million, according to data provided…
The mandatory reserve of banks at the end of January, according to data from the Central Bank (CBCG), amounted to 290.4 million EUR. Of the total…
