In the midst of the Spring Gatherings in Washington, Montenegro’s delegation, headed by Dr. Irena Radović, the Governor of the Central Bank of Montenegro, and Finance…
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The Montenegrin government’s primary focus lies in enhancing economic policies to uplift the living standards of its citizens, alongside fostering dynamic infrastructure development and implementing a…
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has maintained its latest growth forecast for the Montenegrin economy for this year at 3.7%. According to the April forecasts released…
The potential issuance of domestic government bonds could prove to be a success, breathing new life into the capital market, as assessed by Bratislav Pejaković, the…
The Government, in its latest session, gave consent to the Ministry of Finance to initiate the borrowing procedure. However, this information was of an internal nature,…
With optimism, announcements that interest rates will fall in the second half of this year, especially in our country where they are eight, nine, or even…
In Montenegro, it is important to work on economic diversification in order to enable greater resilience of the state economy to external shocks, concluded the meeting…
For Montenegro, it is important to clearly articulate its fiscal strategy in the context of achieving concrete goals, stated representatives of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).…
The banking sector remained stable in 2023, with key balance sheet positions – bank assets, loans, deposits, and capital – experiencing growth compared to 2022, announced…
The Governor of the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG), Irena Radović, held an introductory meeting today with the delegation of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), led…
