Browsing: public finances

In an interview with Bankar, Professor Gordana Đurović commented on Montenegro’s pension reform, the risks of drastically reducing pension insurance contributions, and the elimination of health…

The European Commission, in its draft report on Montenegro’s progress for 2024, has highlighted that the “Europe Now 2” program poses risks to public finances. The…

The growth of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is crucial for any country, but if it fails to translate into improved quality of life for citizens, such…

The stability of public finances is the foundation of economic development, as assessed at the meeting between the President of Montenegro, Jakov Milatović, and representatives of…

Montenegro can have stable public finances only with a healthy and strong real sector, because without a strong economy and new jobs, but not in the…

Montenegro, as a country that does not have its own monetary policy, must urgently react with fiscal policy instruments in order to improve its credibility on…

The interest rate at which the state borrowed from Deutsche Bank is high, but it is below the level of inflation in Montenegro, announced the Minister…

It is certain that the conditions under which the Government will borrow this year will be worse than in previous years, and in addition to external…

This year will be challenging for all countries, especially for those that, like Montenegro, have a problem with public finances. We can expect the continuation of…

Unstable political situation, inflation and decline in investments will adversely affect the economic recovery of the country, the Center for Economic and European Studies (CEES) announced,…