The Governor of the Central Bank of Montenegro, Irena Radović, has received positive feedback from the IMF and the World Bank regarding the country’s financial stability.…
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The government has announced that it won’t take on new debt for its day-to-day spending this year, nor does it plan to issue bonds for that…
At the close of December last year, the total state debt, excluding deposits, stood at EUR 4.06 billion, equivalent to 59.23% of the gross domestic product…
Despite Montenegro’s long-standing tradition in fishing, the sector’s contribution to the overall Gross Domestic Product (GDP) remains within the statistical margin of error. According to the…
The Montenegrin government has announced that the total public debt of the country at the end of last year amounted to €4.12 billion, or 60.24% of…
In January, the Ministry of Finance reported a budget surplus of 16.3 million EUR, equivalent to 0.2% of the estimated Gross Domestic Product (GDP). The data…
The Ministry of Finance is monitoring international market developments to determine the most favorable timing for a potential bond issuance, and one of the options is…
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…
The insolvency of the Montenegrin economy at the end of last year amounted to 1,18 billion euros, these are claims that creditors are trying to collect…
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…
