The Ministry of Finance has disclosed that budget revenues for the initial quarter of the year, up to March, amounted to EUR 578.5 million, equivalent to…
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The World Bank (WB) forecasts a 3.4% growth for the Montenegrin economy this year, underlining the necessity of robust growth to hasten convergence with the European…
Montenegro’s public debt at the end of last year amounted to €4.12 billion, or 60.27% of GDP, according to a report on public debt adopted by…
The index and turnover marked the week on the Montenegro Stock Exchange in which Monstat announced that Montenegro’s gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 4.3 percent…
Director of the Institute for Strategic Studies and Projections (ISSP), Dr. Jadranka Kaluđerović, has evaluated the recent growth in Montenegro’s GDP in the third and fourth…
Montenegro experienced a robust 4.3% growth in its real gross domestic product (GDP) during the fourth quarter of the previous year, according to preliminary figures from…
The government is already actively preparing necessary reforms to make the best use of funds from the Growth Plan, announced Prime Minister Milojko Spajić, adding that…
In the past year, considering the realization of revenues and expenditures, a budget surplus of ten million euros, or 0.2 percent of the estimated gross domestic…
In Montenegro, a gradual slowdown of economic activity, known as “soft landing,” is expected after the high growth of the gross domestic product (GDP) in the…
The Montenegrin economy in 2023 is experiencing positive trends, despite unfavorable external factors for various known reasons. The GDP growth in the first three quarters of…
