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The stability illusion: Why Montenegro’s 2025 fiscal and financial equilibrium depends on forces that cannot be taken for granted

Montenegro entered and exited 2025 with a reputation many larger economies would envy: a country that functions financially, services its obligations, stabilises its fiscal...

Montenegro faces rising legal costs as ZIPI reports €10 million paid out in six months

Lost lawsuits cost the state almost €10 million in the first half of the year, according to reports from the Protector of Property and...

Montenegro’s pension landscape: Half of retirees on minimum benefits, highest pension exceeds €3,500

The highest pension paid in Montenegro currently amounts to €3,508.48 — roughly equivalent to three and a half average monthly salaries in the country....

Minimum pensions to be unfrozen in 2026 as over half of pensioners receive €450

All pensioners in Montenegro whose minimum pensions have been frozen at 450 euros for the past two years will receive regular annual increases next...
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The harmonization dividend: Why EU accession will unlock the next wave of FDI in Montenegro

Foreign direct investment has been one of Montenegro’s economic engines for more than two decades. Investors from Europe, the Middle East, North America, and...

Montenegro: Central Bank and commercial banks review SEPA results and set priorities for 2026

Governor of the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) Irena Radović and her team held a meeting today with the management of commercial banks to...
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