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The Government of Montenegro will issue government bonds in the amount of up to EUR 50 million in order to provide the missing funds for financing…

Montenegro recognizes and appreciates the role of the European Group for Territorial Cooperation (EGTC), as well as the benefits that the country would receive by joining,…

The systemic risk to financial stability can be characterized as moderate, and it is necessary to continue to carefully monitor the indicators of the stability of…

In the previous seven-year period, the Central Bank (CBCG) achieved exceptional work results, despite numerous challenges that caused great uncertainty, it was assessed at the session…

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), with the support of the European Union (EU) and Austria, is boosting energy efficiency investments in Montenegro by…

At the 41st session of the 5th convocation of the Capital Market Commission of Montenegro, Erste Asset Management from Zagreb issued approvals for the trading of…

The government intends to strengthen the partnership with the World Bank (WB), which is ready to provide support to Montenegro, not only through credit programs and…

Economic analyst, Oleg Filipović, announced that he expects the budget of Montenegro to be adopted in 60 days, and that it is realistic that the government…

In the region of the Western Balkans, the highest economic growth will be recorded by Montenegro for the third year in a row. Data from the World…

The growth of real wages was significantly slowed down by the still very high inflation rate, which has consequences for the standard of living, investments and…