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A significant portion of Montenegro’s population lacks access to the banking system, making financial transactions like receiving pensions or paying bills difficult. Digital currencies could offer…

The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) has published a new list of companies with blocked accounts, which includes four more companies compared to the previous list.…

Budget revenues in the first three months of 2025 were €13 million below projections, a concerning trend according to economic analyst Predrag Zečević, who attributes the…

The Montenegro Stock Exchange (Montenegroberza) saw a decline in its index and higher trading volume last week, coinciding with the World Bank’s announcement that Montenegro is…

The average weighted effective interest rate on total approved loans, which includes all their costs, decreased by 0.02 percentage points in February, standing at 6.45%, according…

The Governor of the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG), Irena Radović, announced that Montenegro’s banking sector continues to grow and remains stable, providing a solid foundation…

Nominal wage growth, pensions and social assistance over the last six years have been significantly undermined by inflation, while rising living costs, such as rents and…

President of Montenegro, Jakov Milatović, attended the first May Day trade union academy organized by the Union of Free Trade Unions of Montenegro (USSCG) to mark…

In March 2025, the average salary before taxes and contributions in Montenegro was €1,000, according to data from the Statistical Office of Montenegro (Monstat), reflecting a…

At the end of the first quarter of 2025, budget revenues in Montenegro continued their upward trend, with total revenues reaching €580.4 million—equivalent to 7.3% of…