Croatia's Debt Reaches 66.7 Billion Euros
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Croatia's gross external debt reached 66.7 billion euros at the end of the first quarter of 2026, marking an increase of 12.7 percent, or 7.5 billion euros, compared to the same period last year. Compared to the end of 2025, gross external debt increased by 7.1 percent, or 4.4 billion euros. In relation to Gross Domestic Product (GDP), external debt reached 70.5 percent. External debt of various sectors, excluding the Croatian National Bank, acc…
At the end of July, Bulgaria's gross external debt reached 69.814 billion euros, which represents 56.1 percent of the country's estimated gross domestic product (GDP), according to preliminary data from the Bulgarian National Bank (BNB). In just one year, liabilities have increased by over 14.57 billion euros, which represents a jump of 26.4 percent compared to July 2025. Drastic growth in short-term liabilities The statistics show a serious cha…
GROSS foreign debt of Croatia increased to 70.7 billion euros or 73.4% of GDP, with a simultaneous reduction in the current and capital account deficit.
Croatia's gross external debt continues to grow, reaching 70.7 billion euros, representing 73.4 percent of GDP, according to data from the Croatian National Bank for the second quarter of 2026.
Croatia's gross external debt at the end of June this year amounted to 70.7 billion euros or 73.4 percent of GDP, the Croatian National Bank (CNB) announced on Wednesday as part of the publication of data on the balance of payments, gross external debt and international investment position for the second quarter of 2026.
Bulgaria's gross external debt increased by 26.4% at the end of July on an annual basis. This is according to BNB data. Thus, it reached 69.8143 billion euros, or 56.1% of the estimated GDP. At the end of July, short-term liabilities were 19.4...
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