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The credit rating agency Standard and Poor’s (S&P) has upgraded Montenegro’s outlook from “stable” to “positive” while maintaining the credit rating at ‘B/B’, according to the…

The government today, on the proposal of the Ministry of Finance, appointed Sava Laketić as the acting director of the Tax Administration (TA), confirmed by the…

The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) has fully aligned its regulations in the field of payment transactions with the legal framework of the European Union (EU),…

The total foreign trade turnover of Montenegro for the month of January amounted to 260.8 million EUR, according to preliminary data from Monstat. This indicates a…

The average salary without taxes and contributions in January was 819 EUR, recording an increase of 0.6% compared to December and 8.2% compared to the same…

The Capital Market Commission today forwarded to the Ministry of Finance the Draft Law on Open-Ended Investment Funds with Public Offering. “The proposed law is the…

The banking sector of Montenegro is stable, well-capitalized, and highly liquid, according to the Governor of the Central Bank (CBCG), Irena Radović, as she stated during…

The business parameters of NLB Bank confirm that this credit institution is one of the important players in the Montenegrin banking market, further obligating it to…

Effective and quality cooperation with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is of great importance for a strong investment cycle, which the 44th Government…

The Ministry of Finance is monitoring international market developments to determine the most favorable timing for a potential bond issuance, and one of the options is…