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The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) has granted AIK Bank approval to acquire a qualified stake in the share capital of Hipotekarna Banka AD Podgorica. This…

As of March 2025, the total debt of individuals in Montenegro—including loans, leasing, credit cards and overdrafts—reached €2.23 billion, marking a 19% increase (€361 million) compared…

The Central Bank of Montenegro’s annual report highlights significant achievements in maintaining and enhancing financial stability throughout 2024. The year was marked by intense institutional and…

The first meeting of Montenegro’s National Committee for Payment Systems was held at the Central Bank of Montenegro. The committee discussed upcoming activities related to modernizing…

Economic analyst Mirza Mulešković explained on TV E’s morning program Budilnik that price increases in Montenegro, including essential goods like bread, were expected following fiscal reforms…

The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) achieved notable progress in preserving and enhancing financial stability, with the previous year marked by intensive institutional and regulatory reforms,…

At the end of May, Montenegro had 28,800 unemployed people, a 1.2% decrease compared to April, according to the Employment Office (ZZZ). The unemployment rate at…

Last year was the most successful in the history of Crnogorska komercijalna banka (CKB), with a net profit of €61 million, solidifying its position as the…

The Montenegro Stock Exchange experienced minimal growth and low trading volume this week, coinciding with the announcement that Montenegro’s GDP grew by 2.5% in Q1 2025.…

The relationship between public administration and the real sector is interdependent, requiring both to work together to strengthen and adapt to modern demands, functioning as partners…