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The Montenegro Stock Exchange had a week marked by a decline in indexes and trading volumes, following the suspension of the parliamentary session by the President…

According to the provided payment reports for planned projects, the execution of the Capital Budget stands at around 248 million euros, as announced by the Ministry…

The average gross salary in Montenegro in November 2024 was 1,183 euros, while the average net salary (after taxes and contributions) amounted to 993 euros, according…

The Ministry of Finance is preparing special solutions for payments to households until the adoption of the 2025 Budget Law, announced the Minister of Finance, Novica…

The Pensioners’ Association of Montenegro expressed concern over inflation, which is diminishing the impact of pension increases. During the Board meeting, the Association welcomed the decision…

The Council of the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) approved the financial plan for the central monetary institution, including investment and cash flow plans for the…

The Ministry of Economic Development has protected Montenegrin citizens from inflation through effective policies, announced Vice Prime Minister for Economic Policy and Minister Nik Đeljošaj, who…

Montenegro’s financial system remains stable, with moderate risk levels, and both geopolitical and external risks are declining. The focus should now shift to monitoring cyclical trends,…

The Government has adopted the proposed statute for the Development Bank, which outlines the organization, operational framework and other important matters related to the institution’s operations…

In the event of the budget not being adopted due to opposition blockades, Montenegro would enter into temporary financing, said Vasilije Čarapić, a member of the…