Montenegro’s Economy Will Grow by 5% in 2021

According to the latest forecast report by the Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies, the Montenegrin economy will shrink by 8% due to its strong dependence on tourism. However, the report predicts that Montenegro’s economy will strengthen n...

According to the latest forecast report by the Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies, the Montenegrin economy will shrink by 8% due to its strong dependence on tourism. However, the report forecasts that Montenegro's economy will strengthen by 5% next year. Croatia is expected to face the largest contraction in real GDP — by 11%. Croatia is followed by Slovenia (9.5%), Slovakia (9%) and Montenegro (8%), which indicates the particular dependence of these countries on foreign trade and/or tourism. The economies of North Macedonia, Albania and Bosnia and Herzegovina are expected to contract by 5%, while Serbia's economy will experience a contraction of 4%. The Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies forecasts that GDP in Turkey will decline by 6% and by 7% in Russia.

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