Montenegro’s corporate lending expanded by 14.9% year on year to €2.03 billion at the end of May 2026, accompanied by a further increase in newly approved…
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Montenegro’s economy recorded stronger domestic activity in the first five months of 2026, with employment, bank lending, industrial production and budget revenues all increasing compared with…
The cost of borrowing in Montenegro has declined as bank lending continues to expand at double-digit rates, while the Central Bank of Montenegro is maintaining additional…
Montenegro’s banking sector continued to expand its lending activity in 2026 while maintaining a low level of non-performing loans, with total credit reaching approximately €5.77 billion…
Montenegro’s banking-sector assets reached €7.83 billion at the end of January, increasing 9.9 per cent year on year, while deposits and capital continued to provide the…
Montenegro’s banking sector is showing mixed interest-rate trends, with the average cost of existing loans declining while newly approved credit remains more expensive than a year…
Montenegro’s banking sector is entering a new stage of balance-sheet management as lending growth continues to outpace deposit expansion, reducing the excess liquidity accumulated by banks…
Montenegro’s financial system is crucial to its ongoing economic transformation, acting as both a stabilizing force and a facilitator of investment. As the country seeks deeper…
Montenegro’s economy is increasingly influenced by the interplay of real estate investment, banking sector lending, and foreign capital inflows. This synergy highlights the strategic alignment among…
The financial sector in Montenegro has emerged as a crucial driver of economic growth, with notable developments observed in banking activities throughout 2025. The surge in…
