Montenegro’s interest bill rose 14.8% in the first nine months of 2026, even as public debt fell to 58.5% of GDP by June. The Central Bank says refinancing needs and public finances remain sources of economic vulnerability.
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Montenegro has begun implementing a state-owned enterprise reform to improve financial performance, reduce political influence over management and strengthen fiscal-risk monitoring. The changes cover companies whose financial problems can affect public finances and services used by private businesses.
As Montenegro enters 2026, its economic landscape is marked by a transition from post-pandemic volatility to a more structurally balanced growth model. This shift is characterized…
The Ministry of Finance of Montenegro has released preliminary budget execution figures for January 2026, indicating a notable rise in capital expenditures compared to the same…
Montenegro’s public finances are demonstrating resilience, as preliminary budget execution data reveal a notable increase in revenues alongside disciplined fiscal management. The Ministry of Finance reports…
Montenegro is closing the year under mounting fiscal pressure after the Ministry of Finance confirmed that the country recorded a budget deficit of approximately €1.188 billion…
Montenegro’s Ministry of Finance announced that fiscal reserves of approximately 450 million euros have been secured for the period 2026–2027, a move intended to reinforce macroeconomic…
Montenegro enters 2025 facing a combination of slowed momentum and underlying economic stability, a duality that has become characteristic of its post-pandemic trajectory. The Ministry of…
The Ministry of Finance announced that it has secured €450 million to create a fiscal reserve for 2026 and 2027, in line with the Budget Law…
The Ministry of Finance, in cooperation with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), has launched the implementation of a new spending review tool aimed…
