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The construction of the Kotor-Lovćen cable car is in the final stage, said the president of the Municipality of Kotor, Vladimir Jokić. Previously, the first and…

The largest payment institution in Serbia, Alta pay group, is interested in expanding its business to the Montenegrin market, it was announced during the meeting of…

Montenegro, as a country that does not have its own monetary policy, must urgently react with fiscal policy instruments in order to improve its credibility on…

At the panel discussion on the benefits of the legal regulation of crypto transactions in Montenegro, it was assessed that this type of financial activity could…

In the coming period, the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) will jointly work with representatives of the financial sector to create conditions for a faster transformation…

At the end of November, deposits in banks in Montenegro amounted to 5.07 billion, which is 890 million more than in the same month a year…

Banks’ liquid assets in October amounted to 1.93 billion euros, which is 0.19% lower than in September. According to data from the Central Bank, the liquid…

The Investment and Development Fund (IDF) plans to allocate 150 million euros in loans to companies and entrepreneurs in the coming year. IRF loans are treated…

Gross domestic product (GDP) per inhabitant, according to the standard of purchasing power, in Montenegro last year was 48 percent of the average of the European…

The prices of personal consumption products and services, measured by the consumer price index, in November, compared to October, were on average 0.9% higher, according to…