Montenegro’s retail sector recorded strong growth in the first half of 2026, with turnover increasing despite a decline in real wages, supported by higher employment, tourism-related…
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Montenegro’s labour market recorded strong employment growth in the first half of 2026, with the average number of employed people increasing by nearly 13,200 workers compared…
Montenegro’s average net salary increased to €1,036 in June, while the average gross salary reached €1,237, according to the latest wage data. Net earnings rose by…
Montenegro’s economic landscape in 2025 has been characterized by persistent inflationary pressures that, while not catastrophic, have significantly impacted household budgets and consumer sentiment. Despite avoiding…
Nominal wage growth, pensions and social assistance over the last six years have been significantly undermined by inflation, while rising living costs, such as rents and…
Pensions in Montenegro are adjusted three times a year – on January 1, May 1, and September 1 – based on changes in wages and inflation,…
Boris Mugoša, a representative of the European Union and leader of the Social Democrats’ parliamentary group, has criticized the administrative economy’s performance since 2020. He argues…
The economic situation in Montenegro during the first quarter of 2024 presents a complex picture of growth in some areas alongside significant challenges in others. The…
A recent Eurostat report unveiled the minimum wage index across European nations, shedding light on the gross figures of minimum earnings, encompassing both EU members and…
Inflation, wage growth and other macro and microeconomic influences have made Montenegro the most expensive destination for living in the region, if we exclude Croatia and…
