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In March, the liquid assets of banks amounted to EUR 1.29 billion, marking a decrease of 13.69% compared to February. Year-on-year, liquid assets were down by…

In May, the total value of executed payment transactions over 19 working days amounted to 1.75 billion EUR, showing a decrease of 27% compared to April,…

The Government of Montenegro has finalized the Draft Law on the Final Account of the Montenegrin Budget for 2023. According to preliminary data from the Statistical…

New data from Eurostat reveals that Montenegro’s gross domestic product (GDP) per capita stands at 48% below the average for the European Union. In the region,…

In the first quarter of 2024, Montenegro’s budget posted a deficit of EUR 5 million, even as revenues saw a boost. The country experienced a 31.2%…

At today’s session, the Government adopted the Information on the preparation process for the Reform Agenda under the EU Instrument for Reforms and Growth, along with…

During a meeting between Montenegro’s Ministers of Transport and Finance, Filip Radulović and Novica Vuković, and CRBC General Director Wang Lijun, it was revealed that Chinese…

The economic situation in Montenegro during the first quarter of 2024 presents a complex picture of growth in some areas alongside significant challenges in others. The…

The Trans-Balkan electrical power corridor represents a significant stride toward regional energy integration and provides a foundation for further development of renewable energy sources. The Lastva…

President of Montenegro, Jakov Milatović, emphasized that improved regional connectivity and continued development of transport infrastructure projects, with the support of the European Bank for Reconstruction…