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Retail trade turnover in Montenegro reached 2.89 billion euros last year, as indicated by preliminary data from Monstat. According to the statement, the largest portion of…

Montenegro’s Ministry of Finance recently disclosed that by the end of March, the country’s public debt, excluding deposits, had escalated to €4.67 billion, representing 66.36% of…

The average effective interest rate on loans approved in April was 6.89%, down from 7.50% in February. For individuals, the average interest rate decreased from 8.71%…

The Central Bank Council (CBCG) has issued a Decision outlining guidelines for risk analysis and the establishment of anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing risk management systems…

Montenegro has made significant progress in repaying its loan to the Chinese EXIM Bank for the highway section from Smokovac to Mateševo. According to the Ministry…

At the close of December last year, deposits from both citizens and businesses reached a total of 5.483 billion EUR, marking a 4.84% increase compared to…

The Tax Administration reported a gross revenue collection of EUR 702.8 million over the first five months of the year, marking an increase of EUR 138.4…

Montenegro’s Minister of Finance, Novica Vuković, has outlined the country’s ambitious long-term vision for a modernized tax administration. With a focus on risk-based processes, the goal…

In May, the Montenegro Stock Exchange recorded a total turnover of 2.08 million EUR, marking a significant increase of 99.19% compared to April. According to the…

The Ministry of Finance (MF) is closely monitoring both international and domestic capital markets, exploring the possibility of collaborating with retail investors through the issuance of…