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Finance Minister Novica Vuković and Czech Ambassador to Podgorica Janina Hrebičkova today signed an agreement between Montenegro and the Czech Republic on the elimination of double…

The Chinese Exim Bank has been paid six installments of the loan so far, totaling 289.88 million EUR, of which 190.5 million dollars goes to the…

The priority of the Ministry of Finance in the upcoming period will be fiscal consolidation, through reducing public debt, expanding the tax base, and strengthening tax…

In Montenegro, it is important to work on economic diversification in order to enable greater resilience of the state economy to external shocks, concluded the meeting…

The Government will pay the January installment of the Exim Bank loan instead of Montenegro Shipping Company because, despite its positive performance, the company is unable…

The Ministry of Finance borrowed a total of 159 million euros in December 2023, as stated by the government department to TVCG. Out of this, 109…

The Governor of the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG), Irena Radović, held an introductory meeting today with the delegation of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), led…

The liquid assets of banks in November of last year amounted to 1.69 billion EUR, which is 2.44% less than in October. The liquid assets of…

Warning from economic analysts – the departure of Ukrainians will have a negative impact on the Montenegrin economy, and Budva is the first to feel it…

The Council of the Central Bank (CBCG) has made a decision regarding the distribution of 50% of the profit for the year 2022. An amount of…