Montenegro is preparing to impose tighter limits on government spending and borrowing as the country enters a more demanding phase of its public-finance cycle,...
Montenegro’s state-owned power utility Elektroprivreda Crne Gore has entered a more debt-intensive phase, after relying on bank financing to absorb the cost of electricity imports, investment...
Montenegro’s economic model is increasingly shaped by the expansion of household borrowing, with credit dynamics reinforcing a consumption-driven growth pattern that is closely tied...
Montenegro has approved a €40 million borrowing package for its state utility Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG), underscoring how energy infrastructure is becoming central to the country’s...
Montenegro’s reliance on short-term borrowing has quietly shifted from a tactical response to seasonal cash-flow gaps to a structural feature of public finances. Treasury...
A recent analysis published by Dan has ignited fresh debate about the sustainability of Montenegro’s public finances, highlighting projections that the country may need to borrow...
