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After the completed revision, the “Simo Milošević” Institute and Zetatrans have been included in the MNSE10 stock index, while the shares of Napredak Kotor and Veleprodaja…

The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) has released a new list of companies with blocked accounts, showing an increase of 71 more blocked companies compared to…

In the first two months of 2025, Montenegro recorded a budget deficit of €32.1 million, which represents 0.4% of the projected gross domestic product (GDP), according…

The governor of the Central Bank of Montenegro participated in a regional meeting of central bank governors organized by the Croatian National Bank in Osijek on…

According to data from Monstat, Montenegro had 319.1 thousand active residents in the past year, with 282.6 thousand, or 88.6%, being employed. Out of the total…

Budget revenues in the past year amounted to €2.75 billion, which is €188.6 million or 7.3% higher than in 2023, according to the Ministry of Finance.…

According to data from Monstat, the average net salary in Montenegro for February amounted to €1,000, reflecting a 0.2% decrease compared to January. However, on a…

The demand for workers in Montenegro’s tourism sector remains exceptionally high this year, while the domestic workforce is in short supply. The government is attempting to…

The issue of abolishing the non-working Sunday has been brought up again ahead of the tourist season. According to the Association of Small Food Stores of…

Many citizens struggling to make ends meet are unaware that they are entitled to free banking services. These include opening, maintaining, and closing accounts, cash deposits…