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In a recent interview, Miloš Miketić, President of the Banking Association Committee of the Chamber of Economy of Montenegro (PKCG), shed light on the prevailing conditions…

The stability of Montenegro’s banking sector was reaffirmed by Irena Radović, the Governor of the Central Bank (CBCG), during a meeting with German Ambassador Peter Felten.…

The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) reaffirms its unwavering dedication to the negotiation process, emphasizing its commitment to fulfilling all requirements to expedite Montenegro’s accession to…

At a roundtable organized by the Chamber of Judicial Executors, there was a shared sentiment that the reinforcement of the enforcement system should remain a priority…

The Tax Administration (TA) has reported that they collected €444.44 million in gross revenue during the first quarter of 2024. This represents a significant increase of…

In March, the total turnover on the Montenegro Stock Exchange amounted to €173.75 thousand, marking a decrease of about 65% compared to February. “Compared to March…

In the initial quarter, the utilization of the capital budget amounted to 25 million euros, reflecting ten percent of the total designated amount. Within this expenditure,…

Despite Montenegro’s long-standing tradition in fishing, the sector’s contribution to the overall Gross Domestic Product (GDP) remains within the statistical margin of error. According to the…

Montenegro’s public debt at the end of last year amounted to €4.12 billion, or 60.27% of GDP, according to a report on public debt adopted by…

In February, the average net salary, excluding taxes and contributions, stood at €821, marking a modest 0.2% increase from January, as reported by Monstat. Compared to…