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Although the idea of introducing a seven-hour workday may seem like a step toward improving working conditions, the Employers’ Union of Montenegro urges the public and…

In the Western Balkans, Montenegro has emerged as the regional leader in terms of average net salaries. According to official data from Monstat, the average net…

Between January and March 2025, Montenegro’s public finances showed a deficit of €81.1 million, equal to 1% of the estimated GDP of €7.965 billion. Although revenues…

The failure to appoint proposed candidates for the positions of vice governors of the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) is seen as a setback for the…

All licensed banks in Montenegro have successfully applied for access to the SEPA system and received approval from the European Payments Council (EPC), according to the…

Food prices in Montenegro are currently stable, with an adequate supply of basic food items, and no significant price changes are expected soon, said Milutin Đuranović,…

A slight increase in the index and higher trading volume marked the week on the Montenegro Stock Exchange, during which the European Bank for Reconstruction and…

Montenegro is showing growing interest in the digital economy and the world of cryptocurrencies, even though its crypto market is still in the early stages of…

The Ministry of Finance (MF) of Montenegro does not plan to reduce the VAT rate on fruits, vegetables and meat products, despite suggestions from the Parliamentary…

For years, large sums of money were leaving Montenegro unchecked, causing significant losses to the state budget. This occurred through payments made with domestic bank cards…