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Starting October 20, the operating hours of Montenegro’s domestic payment system will be extended to include weekends and public holidays, the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG)…

The European Commission has officially approved the first tranche of funds to Montenegro under the EU Instrument for Reforms and Growth, continuing positive momentum in implementing…

Montenegro’s property tax, a key source of local government revenue, could become a significant burden for property owners and potential buyers, particularly in rural areas and…

Andrej Kaluđerović, a representative of the employees of Montenegro’s Railway Infrastructure (ŽICG) who have been on strike since Friday, denied claims that he refused negotiations or…

Workers and management of Montenegro’s Railway Infrastructure (ŽICG) held a multi-hour meeting yesterday that failed to reach an agreement on wage increases, extending the railway blockade…

The management of ŽICG, along with both representative trade unions and the Ministry, agreed to significantly increase salaries for all employees. However, the proposal was rejected…

At the end of July, total deposits in Montenegrin banks hit a record €5.89 billion, up around €340 million from the same period last year. Total…

Montenegro’s stock market saw modest index gains and significantly higher trading this week, amid a strike by 85 train dispatchers, traffic controllers, and telecom operators at…

The average weighted effective interest rate on total approved loans, which includes all related costs, fell by 0.03 percentage points in June to 6.31%, according to…

On August 22, 2025, 85 employees of Montenegro Rail Infrastructure—including train dispatchers, traffic dispatchers, and TK dispatchers—halted work to draw attention to ongoing issues with management,…