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This week, the Montenegro Stock Exchange saw a decline in both indices and trading volume, while political and economic discussions continued regarding the public debt and…

Jovo Perović, a candidate from the “European Alliance – Petar Odžić (SDP, SD, LP, and Citizens) – Clean Choice” list, has criticized the government’s decision to…

Montenegro will need approximately €1 billion in 2024 to settle debts from previous years, with half of that amount allocated to repaying euro bonds issued in…

Montenegro’s Finance Minister, Novica Vuković, has confirmed that the planned increases in minimum wages and pensions will not be financed through borrowing, as the country is…

The Montenegrin Customs Administration reported a gross collection of €1.08 billion in customs revenues for the period from January to October 2024, marking an increase of…

The Minister of Finance, Novica Vuković, held a meeting with a World Bank team led by Christopher Sheldon, the head of the World Bank Office for…

The Governor of the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG), Irena Radović, emphasized the institution’s commitment to continuously improving the regulatory framework and aligning it with European…

In the first ten months of this year, the Tax Administration of Montenegro collected a total of 1.36 billion EUR in gross revenues, marking an increase…

The European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) has urged the Montenegrin government to allocate financial funds, rather than credit guarantees, for the procurement of machinery essential for…

The Action for Social Justice (ASP) has urged the Ministry of Finance to consider implementing a maximum interest rate for loans, extending this measure beyond banks…