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The gross domestic product of Montenegro in the third quarter of this year grew by 3.2% and amounted to 1.82 billion EUR, according to Monstat’s preliminary…

Montenegrin airports, free zones, and cyber security are just some of the topics discussed by Finance Minister Aleksandar Damjanović in Paris with representatives of the Ministry…

While relations between official Podgorica and Belgrade have never been better, it cannot be said that the benefits of this cooperation are felt by citizens and…

In 2019, the Central Bank of Montenegro has published for the first time the net international investment position (NIIP) of Montenegro, which is a difference between…

In the period January–September 2021, the portfolio investments account recorded a net outflow of 396.5 million euro, while the net outflow on the other investments account…

At the end of Q3 2021, the main characteristics of the financial sector are stability and moderate level of systemic risk. Temporary measures of the Central…

The banking sector of Montenegro made a strong contribution to the Montenegrin economy rebound, which was heavily affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. The banking…

The section of highway that threatens to cripple Montenegro’s economy begins in the foothills outside the capital Podgorica, where scaffolding lines a multi-lane expressway closed off…

The stable operation of the Montenegrin Commercial Bank (CKB) is important for the entire banking sector, said the Governor of the Central Bank of Montenegro (CKBCG),…

Liquid assets of banks in September amounted to 1.93 billion EUR, which is 3.2 percent more than in August. Liquid assets of banks in September compared…