The purchasing power of citizens in Montenegro by the end of 2024 is predominantly rated as a three on a scale of 1 to 5, according…
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The President of Montenegro, Jakov Milatović, emphasized that the development of Podgorica must be dynamic, sustainable and focused on long-term goals that enhance the quality of…
The Governor of the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG), Irena Radović, stated that she expects the initiative to lower interest rates for citizens to continue beyond…
A third of the citizens of Montenegro are in debt, with their total loans to banks nearing two billion euros. According to the Central Bank of…
Since 2008, the Union of Free Trade Unions of Montenegro (USSCG) has been focused on improving housing policy, particularly in the areas of social housing and…
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…
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…
At the close of December last year, deposits from both citizens and businesses reached a total of 5.483 billion EUR, marking a 4.84% increase compared to…
In Montenegro, there has been a noticeable uptick in the number of employees working overtime in recent years. According to Eurostat figures, the percentage of workers…
Montenegro has made significant strides in enhancing the quality of life for its citizens through a series of structural reforms and improvements in the business and…
