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Romania, first in the EU at the end of the year: 43.5% per year. How is Croatia compared to and which are explanations?
Romania recorded the largest annual increase in the European Union’s interest rates, from 43.5% between the second quarter of 2025 and the second half of 2026, followed by Croatia, with 40.1% according to Eurostat data analyzed by Euronews. Turkey from...
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Digi24Romania, first in the EU at the end of the year: 43.5% per year. How is Croatia compared to and which are explanations?Digi24Romania, first in the EU at the end of the year: 43.5% per year. How is Croatia compared to and which are explanations?8 recorded states
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