fiscal policy Archives - Montenegrobusiness

Montenegro–US G2G negotiations as a structural shift in infrastructure financing, energy security and sovereign risk positioning

16/02/2026

The opening of formal negotiations between Montenegro and the United States on a Government-to-Government agreement represents more than a bilateral diplomatic initiative. From an...

Fiscal discipline versus growth: Can Montenegro sustain expansion without new export engines?

10/02/2026

Montenegro’s fiscal policy in 2026 reflects a delicate balancing act between discipline and growth. With public debt near its projected peak and limited monetary...

Montenegro’s fiscal framework at a crossroads: Investor confidence, EU alignment and the limits of ad-hoc policy

15/12/2025

For international investors and EU institutions evaluating Montenegro’s economic trajectory, fiscal policy remains the primary lens through which credibility, stability, and reform capacity are...

STEGA urges urgent fiscal reforms for Montenegro’s economic stability and EU integration

19/02/2025

The Economic Editorial Board of the civil association STEGA has addressed Prime Minister Milojko Spajić, urging urgent reforms to tackle Montenegro's fiscal challenges. The...

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World Bank approves €80 million loan to support Montenegro’s fiscal sustainability and sustainable development

06/10/2024

The Board of Executive Directors of the World Bank Group has approved an 80 million euro loan to support Montenegro in enhancing its fiscal...

Montenegro’s fiscal overview 2023: Budget, debt and economic performance

22/06/2024

The Government of Montenegro has finalized the Draft Law on the Final Account of the Montenegrin Budget for 2023. According to preliminary data from...