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Foreign investors entering Montenegro often describe a sense of clarity the moment they begin engaging with the country’s economic landscape. The euro is the currency. Corporate…

Montenegro’s banking sector has emerged as a surprising anchor of stability amid fluctuating macroeconomic conditions, political fragmentation and structural challenges in other parts of the economy.…

Montenegro has entered a delicate yet promising phase in its economic trajectory as the government prepares to present the 2026 national budget. The document, expected to…

New data showing a 1.6 percent drop in foreign direct investment into Montenegro during the first nine months of 2025 has generated concern among policymakers and…

Montenegro’s signing of the OECD’s BEPS (Base Erosion and Profit Shifting) Convention is a milestone in the country’s journey toward tax transparency, rule-of-law harmonisation and EU…

Montenegro’s maiden €50 million retail bond offer to its own citizens marks a rare moment when public finance intersects directly with household sentiment. Nearly half of…

Montenegro’s 2025 Article IV consultation with the International Monetary Fund arrives at a moment when the country is balancing the final echoes of post-pandemic recovery with…

The average net salary in Montenegro amounted to €1,016 in October, remaining unchanged compared to September, the Statistical Office (Monstat) announced. Monstat’s data also show that…

Montenegro’s eventual accession to the European Union will not be an isolated milestone. It will reshape the strategic, economic, and logistical landscape of the entire Western Balkans,…

Montenegro’s Tax Administration (TA) has submitted its first list of more than 2,000 inactive business entities owned by foreign nationals to the Police Directorate, the institution…