Browsing: finances

The week on the Montenegro Stock Exchange was marked by diverging index trends and increased trading volume, as Montenegro’s total public debt was reported to be…

Starting October 1, approximately 300,000 employees in Montenegro will see an increase in their wages, according to Finance Minister Novica Vuković. In a statement addressing frequently…

The Ministry of Finance has confirmed that pensions in Montenegro will not be reduced but will increase, thanks to the anticipated rise in average wages. This…

As of June 30, 2024, Montenegro’s total public debt stood at €4.54 billion, representing 62.37% of the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP), according to the Ministry…

Milena Milović, the Prime Minister’s advisor on economic policy, has detailed the main features of the “Europe Now 2” tax reform program, which includes two major…

Montenegrin hoteliers are facing significant concerns as most have already sold their packages for the upcoming year, assuming a 7% VAT rate on accommodation. The impending…

Between May 1 and July 22, tax inspectors conducted 1,810 inspections of taxpayer compliance, uncovering irregularities in 240 cases. As a result, 330 misdemeanor fines were…

The establishment of the Credit Guarantee Fund is a pivotal development for Montenegro’s financial system and economy, according to Irena Radović, Governor of the Central Bank…

The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) expects NLB Bank to persist in its effective support for initiatives aimed at reducing interest rates. CBCG Governor Irena Radović,…

At a recent meeting of the Financial Stability Council, an intersectoral working group was established to develop a roadmap for advancing sustainable finance within the financial…