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Standard & Poor’s (S&P) has raised Montenegro’s credit rating from B to B+, maintaining a stable outlook, according to a statement from the Ministry of Finance.…

In the first seven months of 2024, Montenegro achieved a budget surplus of €42 million, contrasting with the anticipated deficit, according to the Ministry of Finance.…

The Ministry of Transport has highlighted the continuation of existing projects, enhancing corporate governance and technical expertise support as key priorities in its collaboration with the…

Montenegro’s Minister of Transport, Maja Vukićević, recently met with Christopher Sheldon, the Head of the World Bank Office for Montenegro, and his team. Sheldon began the…

The regulatory environment for the gambling industry is subject to continuous and significant changes, often without adequate communication with gambling operators or sufficient time to adapt…

Nik Đeljošaj, Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Policy and Minister of Economic Development, announced that he will propose a decision on margin limits to the government…

President Jakov Milatović has questioned why the Montenegrin government is opting to reduce pension contributions instead of lowering VAT. In his latest query, Milatović expressed frustration…

Montenegro has experienced a worsening trade deficit in the first half of the year, with the shortfall increasing by 200 million euros compared to the same…

Lovćen Bank today marks a full 10 years of successful operations. Since August 2014, the bank has come a long way from growth and development to…

Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović has returned the recently passed Law on the Development Bank of Montenegro to the Parliament for reconsideration. The law was approved on…