Montenegro’s banking sector recorded faster growth in loans than deposits through May 2026, with credit expanding at more than twice the annual rate of the deposit…
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Montenegro’s gross public debt reached approximately €5.134 billion at the end of March 2026, equal to around 59.9% of GDP, with the Government expecting the ratio…
Recent data from the Central Bank of Montenegro indicates that the liquidity conditions in the country’s banking sector have strengthened as of February 2026. Total liquid…
Montenegro’s financial landscape is evolving as the country aligns its regulatory framework with European Union standards, enhancing its appeal as a potential entry point for capital…
As Montenegro’s banking sector enters 2026, it demonstrates a notable transformation characterized by rising profits, expanding loan portfolios, and increasing deposits. This shift comes after a…
As Montenegro enters 2026, the Central Bank has reported a required reserve stock of €326.42 million, a figure that underscores the country’s liquidity dynamics and the…
The Ministry of Finance is considering all possibilities and models of borrowing, including the issue of bonds on the domestic market up to the remaining half…
The Ministry of Finance is considering the possibility of issuing long-term bonds on the domestic market, which could be purchased by citizens and businesses, the department…
Liquid assets in banks in December last year amounted to EUR 1.99 billion, which is 2.22 percent more than in November. Banks’ liquid assets in December…
Liquid assets in banks in November last year amounted to EUR 1.95 billion, which is 0.89% more than in October. Liquid assets in banks in November…
