Friday, 10th October 2025

Montenegro Stock Market Faces Significant Decline

February's trading volume on Montenegro Stock Exchange plummeted by over 70%, but key indices and market capitalization rise show resilience

The Montenegro Stock Exchange (Montenegroberza) saw a steep drop in trading activity during February, with total transactions reaching a mere €142,700 — a staggering 74.38% decrease compared to January.

Compared to the same month last year, the slump is even more striking, with a year-on-year decrease of 71.23%.

Despite the decline in volume, February’s market performance offers a glimmer of optimism.

The MNSE10 index closed at 1,214.6 points, marking a 22.43% increase from last year, while the MONEX index surged by 20.57%.

The market capitalization of the regulated market also showed a healthy increase, growing by 6.93% to €2.69 billion since February 2024.

This increase, worth €174 million, underscores the resilience of Montenegro’s stock market amid a period of reduced trading activity.

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