News Montenegro Markets: Montenegro's inflation eases to 15.1% y/y in Feb
Montenegro's consumer price index (CPI) increased by 15.1% year-on-year in February, after rising by an annual 16.2% in January, the national statistical office said on Wednesday.On a monthly compari ...
News Montenegro Markets: Markets and the Christmas holiday
Markets in the U.S. will pause on Monday to observe the Christmas holiday. There will be no trading of stocks or Treasuries as the equity and bond markets will be closed. Futures markets in ...
News Montenegro Markets: Bolivia to protect big-state economic model, plans ‘aggressive’ gas push: minister
By Monica Machicao LA PAZ (Reuters) -Bolivia is committed to protecting its subsidy-reliant, big-state economic model despite deficit risks and is planning an "aggressive" push into gas exploration, the economy minister told Reuters. The landlocked nation is a key gas producer and subsidizes the sector to rein in fuel prices as well as the production of goods and services. This has helped drive
News Montenegro Markets: Kosovo leads growth forecasts as Western Balkans face new economic headwinds
Broken down at country level, growth is forecast at 3.9 per cent in Kosovo, where ongoing private investment and accelerated public investment and consumption are expected to be supportive of growth, ...
News Montenegro Markets: Amigo lauds Montenegro entry as ‘another step’ in 2022 expansion
Amigo Gaming, the Barcelona-based online slot provider, has strengthened its presence throughout Europe as it enters the Montenegro regulated market. Announcing the news after its debut appearance at ...
News Montenegro Markets: Scholz’s Revival of ‘Common Regional Market’ Calls into Question ‘Open Balkan’
We also support the Common Regional Market, which is inside the Berlin Process and according ... Rama and Vucic have vowed to continue their initiative independently from Kosovo, Bosnia and Montenegro ...
News Montenegro Markets: Montenegro Faces New Economic Headwinds Despite Strong Post-Pandemic Recovery
PODGORICA, May 4, 2022 – The six countries of the Western Balkans region are facing a new range of economic challenges, despite a better-than-expected rebound from the recession caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, says the latest Western Balkans Regular Economic Report (#21 in the series).
News Montenegro Markets: Montenegro ends 2021 with over 1 million mobile users, up nearly 4%
Montenegro ended 2021 with 1.12 million mobile telephony users, corresponding to a 180.65 percent penetration rate. The number of users dropped by 2.63 percent in December from the previous month but ...
News Montenegro Markets: Montenegro repays second instalment of China's Exim Bank loan
Montenegro repaid the second instalment of a loan extended by China's Exim Bank for the construction of the Bar-Boljare motorway, the country's finance m ...
