Mugoša: Inflation in Montenegro Is Higher than in 90 Percent of the Eurozone Countries, Measures to Contribute to Price Stabilization
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According to the latest data from MONSTAT, October saw the highest annual inflation in Montenegro (5.9 percent) since November 2023, wrote European Union Member of Parliament Boris Mugoša online. Related news New blow to household budgets: Inflation in October 5.9 percent, fuel and clothing prices rose the most › European Union: Reduce VAT on fruit, vegetables […]
According to the latest data from MONSTAT, October saw the highest annual inflation in Montenegro (5.9 percent) since November 2023, wrote European Union Member of Parliament Boris Mugoša online. Related news “Inflation in Montenegro is higher than in 90 percent of the eurozone countries. This speaks for the umpteenth time about the fact that …
"For the umpteenth time, this speaks to the fact that inflation in Montenegro is not only imported, but also a consequence of economic policies and events on the Montenegrin market. The problem is that it is increasingly imported because we are recording a record foreign trade deficit," wrote European Union MP Boris Mugoša on the social network X
The annual inflation rate in Montenegro increased in October from September's 5.2 percent to 5.9 percent, which is the highest level for the last three years, they show today.
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