Opening remarks by Dr Irena Radović, Governor of the Central Bank of Montenegro, at the celebration to mark the 25th anniversary of the Central Bank of Montenegro

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ECB Raises Key Interest Rates: What Does Today’s Decision Mean for Montenegro?

The Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB) decided today to raise its three key interest rates by 25 basis points, i.e. 0.25 percentage points. Following this decision, the interest rate on the deposit facility has been increased to 2.50%, the rate on the main refinancing operations to 2.65%, and the rate on the marginal lending facility to 2.90%.

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Radović and Rhuggenaath: Partnership of the CBCG and the World Bank for stronger and a central bank ready for Europe

The CBCG and the World Bank continue to strengthen their longstanding strategic partnership, which has delivered tangible results in recent years in modernising financial infrastructure, strengthening the CBCG’s institutional capacities and advancing its integration into the European financial system. This was highlighted at a meeting between the CBCG Governor, Irena Radović, and Eugene Rhuggenaath, Executive Director representing the Dutch-Belgian constituency at the World Bank Group, of which Montenegro is also a member.

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World Bank Delegation Visits the Central Bank of Montenegro

CBCG Governor, Irena Radović, met with the World Bank Director for the Western Balkans, Xiaoqing Yu, and the new Head of the World Bank Office for Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro, Liang Wang.

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CBCG Brings Together Leading Figures from European and International Central Banking

The international high-level conference Central Banking in a High-Risk Environment: Stability, Infrastructure and Trust has concluded in Tivat. The event, marking the 25th anniversary of the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG), brought together leading representatives of European and international central banking and financial institutions.

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