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The Montenegro Stock Exchange saw a modest rise in indices and a significant increase in trading volume during the week when Prime Minister Milojko Spajić introduced…

The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) is set to continue its pivotal role in Montenegro’s journey toward European Union membership. This commitment was reinforced in a…

Supermarkets in several European countries offer certain food items at more competitive prices than those found locally. The government’s medium-term strategy includes establishing a state-owned enterprise…

In Montenegro, the highest gross salary recorded last month reached €147,700, earned in the hotel and similar accommodation sector, according to Sava Laketić, Director of the…

Since ramping up inspections for the summer tourist season, Montenegro’s Inspection Authority (UIP) has issued €2.81 million in fines and undertaken preventive measures in over a…

Banks are increasingly offering loans for the purchase of electric and hybrid vehicles, with expectations of heightened demand once the government decides to subsidize these vehicles,…

In July, payment transactions for 22 working days reached €2.3 billion, representing an 18% increase compared to June, according to data from the Central Bank of…

Micro and small businesses in Montenegro have the opportunity to apply for up to €3 million in grant funding through the “Enhancing Sustainable Growth and Competitiveness…

The Montenegro Stock Exchange saw a dip in both indices and trading volume during the week when the government passed key legislation related to the Europe…

The Montenegrin government has been criticized for pushing local winemakers into a difficult position with its latest tax reforms. Aleksandar Ljumović, Vice President of the Liberal…