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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).…

From early May to July 13, the Tax Inspection conducted 1,445 checks focusing on fiscal compliance and combating the shadow economy, according to the Customs Administration.…

Montenegro’s Ministry of Finance reported that budget revenues for the period January to June 2025 increased by 12 million euros compared to the same period in…

The European Investment Bank (EIB Global) has secured €20.3 million to support Montenegro’s education sector, enabling the renovation and modernization of numerous schools while promoting youth…

Around €9 million will be paid out to Montenegrin citizens entitled to this year’s restitution installment for previously confiscated property. The payments, handled by the Restitution…

After the expiration of the Montenegrin Government’s “Limited Prices” campaign, aimed at capping food prices, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Development Nik Đeljošaj announced…