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Preliminary findings from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission regarding the assessment of the Central Bank Transparency Code indicate a strong commitment and significant progress by…

The Ministry of Finance’s Alimentacion Fund has disbursed a total of €48,148.75 in temporary maintenance payments today, based on 126 resolutions from social work centers that…

In the first half of the year, Barska Plovidba reported a loss of €723,560, which is a decline of €1.82 million compared to the same period…

The Law on Waiving Interest on Due Tax Obligations has been published in the Official Gazette of Montenegro. It took effect on September 21 and will…

Montenegro’s Transport Minister, Maja Vukićević, announced that the modernization of the Belgrade-Bar railway is a top priority for the domestic administration, with support from the European…

As of 2024, citizens of Montenegro have accumulated a debt totaling €2.2 billion, according to the Central Bank. A significant portion of this debt—43%—is attributed to…

The State Audit Institution (DRI) has provided a positive assessment of the annual financial report of the Coal Mine, but issued a negative evaluation regarding compliance…

This week, the Montenegro Stock Exchange saw a slight uptick in its indices, coinciding with the announcement of a 2.7% GDP growth for Montenegro in the…

In July, the average weighted effective interest rate on total approved loans decreased by 0.01 percentage points, standing at 6.6%, according to data from the Central…

The growth of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is crucial for any country, but if it fails to translate into improved quality of life for citizens, such…