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Montenegro’s euroised budget looks stable in early 2026, but the margin for error is thin
Montenegro’s January 2026 budget shows manageable strain—revenues of €162.6 million and a deficit of €33.2 million (about 0.4% of estimated GDP). But with euroisation removing key…
Montenegro’s tourism growth is steady—but demand concentration keeps the economy exposed
Overnight stays rose in January 2026, extending Montenegro’s tourism cycle beyond the traditional summer peak. But foreign visitors remain heavily concentrated in a few source markets—leaving…
Sveti Stefan talks edge toward reopening as June window replaces earlier May expectations
Montenegro’s government and the Sveti Stefan leaseholder are nearing alignment on a framework to restart the Aman-managed resort, with a reopening window now pointing to June…
easyJet adds seats to Tivat for summer 2026 as Western Europe demand lifts Montenegro’s peak-season outlook
easyJet is set to increase its summer 2026 capacity into Montenegro’s Tivat airport, adding weekly flights from Berlin and Manchester and extending higher frequencies into September…
Montenegro resets Airports of Montenegro valuation to about €265m, reshaping concession economics
Montenegro’s state property administration has set a new valuation of roughly €265 million for Airports of Montenegro, nearly doubling earlier estimates and resetting the financial baseline…
Chamber networks in Serbia: from dealmaking support to a competitive edge
As Serbia’s industrial investment cycle matures, foreign investor chambers are increasingly functioning as a competitive differentiator, shaping how projects are planned, financed, and scaled. The advantage…
Foreign investor chambers are reshaping how Serbia prices industrial risk
As Serbia shifts from incentive-led investment toward network-driven execution, foreign investor chambers are increasingly influencing the pricing of industrial risk—from lender credit terms to project-level returns.…
Middle East risk spotlights Europe’s critical minerals exposure—and the limits of current plans
Europe’s push to secure critical minerals for defence and industry is being tested by Gulf of Hormuz tensions, which are tightening access to key inputs such…
Foreign investor chambers and Serbia’s shifting investment pipeline
Serbia’s headline foreign direct investment numbers only hint at a deeper change: foreign investor chambers are increasingly acting as pre-market coordination platforms that shape which projects…
How foreign chambers quietly accelerate Serbia’s €5–10 billion investment pipeline
Serbia’s inflow of foreign direct investment is increasingly shaped by a less visible network: foreign investor chambers that help originate deals, shorten timelines and improve financing…