Montenegro’s gross public debt declined during the second quarter of 2026, while a larger reduction in government deposits resulted in a higher net debt position at…
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The World Bank said its investment programme in Montenegro is being implemented ahead of schedule, while stressing the need for continued fiscal discipline as the country…
Montenegro could achieve a 30-35% increase in GDP per capita over a decade through successful European Union accession and reforms, but stronger foreign investment, bank lending…
Montenegro’s state pension system required around €253 million in additional budget funding during the first seven months of 2026, renewing attention on voluntary retirement savings and…
Montenegro’s budget revenue reached €1.72 billion in the first seven months of 2026, exceeding government projections while capital expenditure increased significantly, according to Finance Ministry data.Revenue…
Montenegro recorded an €18.07 million central budget deficit in June, despite collecting more revenue than initially planned, as recurrent spending remained high and capital expenditure fell…
Montenegro’s parliament has approved a new Budget and Fiscal Responsibility Law introducing stricter rules for government spending, public debt and medium-term fiscal planning as the country…
Montenegro’s public debt has expanded significantly over the past two decades, even as economic growth and higher nominal GDP have reduced the debt burden relative to…
Montenegro collected €1.187 billion in budget revenue during January-May 2026, but expenditure increased at a faster rate, resulting in a €96.8 million deficit for the period.…
Montenegro recorded €1.437 billion in budget revenue during the first half of 2026, an increase of approximately 8.6% year on year, while expenditure reached about €1.552…
