(Bloomberg) -- The economy of Croatia, the next
country in line to join the European Union, probably grew at the
fastest pace in a year in the first quarter as consumer spending
and industrial output increased, a survey of economists shows.
Gross domestic product rose an annual 5.5 percent in the
quarter, according to the median estimate of six economists in a
Bloomberg survey, the most since the 6 percent pace achieved in
the same period of 2006. The state statistics office will release
the growth figure today in Zagreb.
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country in line to join the European Union, probably grew at the
fastest pace in a year in the first quarter as consumer spending
and industrial output increased, a survey of economists shows.
Gross domestic product rose an annual 5.5 percent in the
quarter, according to the median estimate of six economists in a
Bloomberg survey, the most since the 6 percent pace achieved in
the same period of 2006. The state statistics office will release
the growth figure today in Zagreb.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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