Montenegro has allocated €305 million for capital expenditure in 2026 within a wider public-investment framework containing 396 projects with a stated aggregate value approaching €9.7 billion.…
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Montenegro is preparing a new fiscal framework that would introduce tighter controls on public spending and borrowing as the country approaches a significant sovereign refinancing cycle.…
Montenegro is preparing for a €750mn Eurobond maturity in 2027 while managing a public investment pipeline valued at €9.7bn. The government estimates total financing needs of…
Montenegro plans to introduce tighter controls over public debt, state guarantees and capital spending from 1 January 2027, replacing predominantly annual fiscal management with a four-year…
Montenegro plans to introduce tighter controls over public debt, state guarantees and capital spending from 1 January 2027, with fiscal policy to be managed through a…
Montenegro’s sovereign rating has improved in recent years, but the country’s average public-debt cost increased from 2.22% in 2022 to 3.30% in 2025, reflecting higher European…
Montenegro entered 2026 with gross public debt of €5.13 billion, equal to 59.9% of projected GDP, while preparing financial reserves for significant refinancing obligations due in…
Montenegro’s consumer prices increased moderately in the first half of 2026, but the structure of inflation placed greater pressure on households through higher costs for transport,…
Montenegro recorded a stronger-than-expected budget performance in the first half of 2026, with higher tax revenues, improved collection and increased income from employment and corporate activity…
Montenegro’s Tax Administration imposed €1.78 million in penalties following intensified inspections of businesses operating during the tourism season. Between 1 May and 30 July, tax inspectors…
