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Montenegro faces debt repayments exceeding €1.5 billion over the next three years, with the largest amount due in 2027, when the budget must allocate approximately €1.036…

Burkhart Balc, Executive Board Member of Germany’s Deutsche Bundesbank, paid an official visit to the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG), where he met with Governor Irena…

On July 21, 2025, Montenegro’s Ministry of Finance (MF) made its ninth loan repayment to China’s Exim Bank for the first section of the Bar–Boljare highway.…

Montenegro’s Pension and Disability Insurance Fund (PIO) recorded total revenues of €394.18 million in the first half of 2025, marking a 10.27% increase compared to the…

The Ministry of Finance of Montenegro has lowered its real GDP growth forecast for 2025 to 3.5%, a significant reduction from last year’s projected 4.8% outlined…

This week on the Montenegro Stock Exchange was marked by divergent index trends and a sharp rise in trading volume, reaching €66,630—28 times more than the…

Montenegro can no longer be held hostage by party experiments, incompetent directors, and poor government decisions that citizens end up paying for. Crnogorska Plovidba is on…

In 2023, Montenegrin municipalities earned approximately €18.6 million from fees related to the use of natural resources and assets of public interest. Over €16 million went…

The Capital Market Commission has issued a decision to suspend trading of shares of the issuer Institute Simo Milošević from Igalo on the Montenegroberza stock exchange,…

As of Thursday, around 130,620 tourists are currently staying in Montenegro, based on unofficial data from local tourism organizations, according to the National Tourism Organization (NTO).…