According to the latest data published by Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union (EU), on 7 September, Croatia in 2Q2023 “stood out” among all EU Member States in terms of significant gross domestic product (GDP) growth, and maintained its position within the group of EU countries experiencing notable GDP increases, Croatian media report.According to Eurostat data, the eurozone economy nearly stagnated in the second quarter, but Croatia maintained its position within the group of countries experiencing notable GDP increases. Statisticians found that the seasonally adjusted GDP of the 20-member eurozone increased by 0.1% in the second quarter compared to the previous three months, which had seen the same level of growth.Among the countries for which Eurostat had data, Lithuania recorded the highest quarterly activity growth at 2.9%. Slovenia and Greece followed with growth rates of 1.4% and 1.3%, respectively.Croatia is also part of this group with GDP growth in 2Q2023, according to the seasonally-adjusted data, standing at 1.1% compared to the previous three months, when it had increased by 1.3%. Malta experienced the same percentage of growth in 2Q2023. According to the Eurostat data on an annual basis, Malta led the way in 1Q2023 with a 3.9% increase in activity, followed by Greece and Romania, both with growth rates of 2.7%. Croatia also had a 2.5% increase in activity in the second quarter compared to the same period last year, following a 2.6% increase in the first quarter of this year. three months of this year. (ICE ZAGABRIA)

Fonte notizia: POSLOVNI DNEVNIK online edition 7/9/2023