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Montenegro trade deficit widens as import growth outpaces weak export performance

Montenegro’s external trade position deteriorated in 2025, as strong import growth combined with declining exports deepened the country’s structural trade imbalance despite an overall...

Montenegro’s trade deficit reflects structural import dependence rather than cyclical weakness

Montenegro’s external imbalance is often discussed in terms of falling exports, particularly in energy and raw materials. Yet a closer reading of the latest...

Montenegro trade deficit deepens as exports collapse in early 2026

Montenegro’s external trade position weakened sharply at the start of 2026, with both exports and imports declining, but at significantly different speeds, exposing structural...

Montenegro’s structural trade deficit in 2025: Import dependence and the limits of a service-led economy

The external trade structure of Montenegro in 2025 illustrates one of the most persistent characteristics of the country’s economic model: a structural trade deficit...
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Montenegro faces growing trade deficit and economic challenges amid rising inflation

Montenegro’s economy is entering the autumn with increasingly visible problems. Data from Monstat show that the country’s trade deficit from January to August 2025...

Montenegro’s trade deficit grows as exports decline and imports rise

Preliminary data from Montenegro’s Statistical Office (Monstat) show a growing trade deficit. In 2024, exports totaled 615 million euros, down 8.8% from 2023, while...
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