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The total customs revenue collected from January to April amounted to 406.31 million EUR, which is 28.32 million EUR or 7.49% more compared to the same…

The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) remains continuously committed to implementing reforms that will ensure the stability, transparency, and alignment of the financial system with the…

According to the Ministry of Finance, Montenegro’s budget recorded a deficit of 63.9 million euros in the first three months of this year, which is 0.8%…

A slight decline in the index and modest trading volume marked the week on the Montenegro Stock Exchange, during which the government announced that two bids…

In the first quarter of this year, the prices of industrial products imported into Montenegro increased by 0.9% compared to the same period last year, according…

The total turnover on the Montenegro Stock Exchange in April amounted to EUR 496.39 thousand, representing a 46.12% decrease compared to March. “Compared to April of…

The Tender Commission overseeing the concession process for the use of Podgorica and Tivat airports held a public opening of bids, with authorized representatives from both…

The shortening of the workweek is not an effective way to increase labor productivity, as such a measure could lead to a decrease in overall productivity,…

Central banks in small and highly open economies must be flexible and adaptable, while also being firm in maintaining trust in the financial system, said Irena…

Tax inspectors in Montenegro conducted 622 business inspections in the first four months of the year, identifying irregularities with 92 businesses and imposing fines totaling 494,800…