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Food and transport sectors contribute to ongoing inflation in Montenegro

Montenegro's inflation rate has declined from higher levels observed in previous years, yet price pressures remain evident. As of June 2026, the annual inflation...

Wage Growth in Montenegro Lags Behind Inflation Rates

Montenegro's labour market is exhibiting growth in job creation, yet the overall purchasing power for households is not reflecting this positive trend. In the...

Montenegro’s Unemployment Rate Hits Record Low

Montenegro's registered unemployment rate has decreased to 7.84% in May 2026, marking the lowest figure since the Employment Agency began tracking this statistic. This...

New Lending in Montenegro Surpasses €1 Billion Amid Steady Borrowing Costs

By the end of May 2026, banks in Montenegro approved over €1.07 billion in new loans, marking a 10.8% increase compared to the previous...

Montenegro’s Banking Sector Experiences Significant Loan Growth

In Montenegro, the banking sector is witnessing a notable increase in loan growth, outpacing the rise in deposits. As of the end of May,...

Montenegro’s Households Experience Growth in Both Debt and Savings

Recent data indicates that households in Montenegro are experiencing significant financial activity, characterized by a simultaneous increase in both borrowing and savings. As of...

Montenegro’s Corporate Lending Sees Significant Growth

Montenegrin businesses are currently experiencing a notable increase in credit activity. As of May 2026, corporate loans have reached €2.03 billion, marking an annual...

Montenegro’s Banking Sector Sees Rapid Lending Growth Amid Profit Decline

The banking sector in Montenegro is experiencing a notable trend in 2026, characterized by significant expansion in lending while profitability declines. As of May,...
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