In December, a large market in Podgorica, which “Vijesti” has been monitoring for over a year, removed price tags on several products that were part of…
Wednesday, December 18
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- Podgorica market adjusts prices amid ‘Price Cap’ initiative, with some items becoming cheaper
- Consumer prices in Montenegro increased by 1.7% in November year-on-year
- Montenegro’s economic growth expected to average 3.7% annually through 2027
- Montenegro to borrow €8 million from World Bank for financial infrastructure modernization
- Montenegro’s Strategic Investment Law paves the way for improved investment climate
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- Montenegro unveils ambitious infrastructure projects to drive economic growth and regional development
- Montenegro real estate prices surge amid strong demand and low supply