In the first 11 months, considering the realization of revenues and expenditures, a budget surplus of 158.5 million EUR or 2.6% of the estimated gross domestic…
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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…
The state’s public debt over the next three years is projected to increase by EUR 622 million, rising from EUR 4.122 billion in the current year…
The draft Economic Reform Program projects economic growth of 3.2% from next year until 2026, as announced during a roundtable organized by the Ministry of Finance.…
The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Montenegro increased by 6.6 percent in the third quarter, according to preliminary data from Monstat. The GDP, based on preliminary…
The first reactions to the budget proposed by the Government are coming. The recent finance minister, Aleksandar Damjanovic, has minor complaints, but also high expectations. To…
This year, Montenegro has a surplus of electricity for export of about 800 gigawatt hours (GWh), while next year a surplus of about 500 GWh is…
The economy is concerned about the pronounced unpredictability of the business environment, while there is an urgent need to restart economically productive capital investments, said the…
In the latest report, the World Bank (WB) has increased the Montenegrin economic growth forecast for this year to 4.8%. – That is 1.5 percentage points…
In the first eight months, taking into account the realization of revenues and expenditures, a budget surplus was achieved in the amount of EUR 191.9 million,…
