Montenegrin government bonds are at the lowest ever in the history, losing nearly a quarter of its value.
The fall happened after the statement of the then Deputy Prime Minister and current Prime Minister of Montenegro, Dritan Abazovic, in Brussels, when he asked MEPs to help Montenegro repay its loan for the first highway section and thus put an end to “Chinese impact”.
Beside the fact that his statement was a precedent in diplomacy, it contributed to the fall of Montenegrin bonds in the market.
Another problem of the country, which, according to the Finance Minister, Aleksandar Damjanovic, will have to borrow 270 million euro this year and 600 million euro next year, is that it won’t be able to do it under favourable conditions.
