Montenegro’s Capital Market Commission expects multimillion-euro transactions on the domestic banking market in 2027, while forecasting revenue of 1.11 million euros and expenses of 1,106,700 euros. Its proposed plan projects a positive financial result of 3,300 euros.

Trading in Poliex shares resumed on 29 October after almost seven weeks of suspension linked to Kerber Group’s takeover offer. The Podgorica-based company held 90.05% of the Berane producer after the offer closed.

An October survey found economists raised their inflation forecasts for next year in 31 of 50 economies. Oil prices above 100 USD per barrel are adding to cost pressures and raising concern that inflation could spread beyond energy.

European Alliance lawmaker Boris Mugoša said petrol would be 30 cents cheaper and diesel 15 cents cheaper if the government cut excise duties on both fuels by 50%. The government has reduced diesel excise by 20% but left petrol excise unchanged.

Maximum prices for Eurosuper 98 and 95 will fall from 27 October, while eurodiesel and heating oil will become more expensive. The rates will apply through 2 November 2026.

The unweighted total for 18 selected products and drinks in Montenegro was 49.80 euros in October 2026. The comparison placed the country jointly eighth among the cheapest markets, alongside Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Montenegro is actively pursuing international investment to enhance its northern tourism sector, with the support of UN Tourism. The initiative aims to connect potential...

The electricity interconnection between Montenegro and Italy presents an opportunity for renewable energy producers to tap into a significant market. However, the commercial viability...