Montenegro Inflation Rate Quickens in November 📉
Montenegro's annual inflation rate rose to 1.7% in November 2024, the highest in three periods, driven by higher prices in various sectors.
The rising inflation in Montenegro, particularly in sectors like food, household maintenance, and miscellaneous goods, could have a moderate negative impact on the investment portfolio. While the portfolio is diversified across different markets and asset classes, the higher inflation may put pressure on consumer spending and economic growth in Montenegro, potentially affecting the performance of the European market and other related investments.