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A delegation from Montenegro, led by the Minister of Finance and the Governor of the Central Bank, will participate in the annual meetings of the International…

The results of the government’s “Limited Prices” initiative, launched a month and a half ago, will be known only in February next year, as the program…

The Montenegro Stock Exchange saw a modest increase in its index this week, coinciding with the World Bank’s announcement that Montenegro’s economy is expected to grow…

The Government of Montenegro has borrowed around €200 million to finance regular expenditures, despite the Fiscal Strategy outlining planned borrowings solely for capital investments. This discrepancy…

By mid-2024, commercial banks in Montenegro will complete their alignment with new regulations, facilitating the implementation of open banking for institutions that offer online payment account…

As of the end of August, total foreign direct investment (FDI) inflow amounted to €575.2 million, while €244.99 million flowed out of the country, according to…

A third of the citizens of Montenegro are in debt, with their total loans to banks nearing two billion euros. According to the Central Bank of…

The Montenegrin Commercial Bank (CKB) is contributing to the development of Montenegro’s financial system through various aspects, including the introduction of innovations and the application of…

The Montenegrin government has approved the foundational information for negotiating a loan agreement with the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) for the Energy Sector…

The Montenegrin government has announced that more than 30 new projects will be included in the proposed capital budget for 2025, following the third meeting of…