Montenegro has entered 2026 with a fiscal profile that, on first reading, appears stronger than expected. The central government posted a first-quarter deficit of €124mn, materially below...
Behind the modest growth figures, the government is wrestling with a classic fiscal balancing act. The 2026 budget is set at about €3.79 billion, with...
Montenegro’s public finances remained stable during 2025, supported by rising tax revenues and economic growth.
Total government revenues reached €2.873 billion, equivalent to 35.4% of...
Montenegro’s 2026 state budget, adopted at €3.78 billion, represents a defining test of whether the country can reconcile macroeconomic stabilization with the fiscal discipline demanded by...
By 2026, Montenegro’s budget has become the central arena in which economic constraints, political promises, and social expectations collide. In a small, euroised economy...
