corporate loans, shares in syndicated loans and, to a smaller extent, investment loans[2]...annual basis, total loans accelerated from 8.2% in July to 8.6% in August...
in a simultaneous, same-amount increase in assets and liabilities of the CNB). 2...0.6bn and stood at EUR –29.3bn at the end of March 2019 or –56.2% of GDP (Figure...
central bank's net foreign position and the overall financial account balance. 2...an increase of 2.0 percentage points from the end of the first quarter (Figure...
Figure 2 COVID-19 in Croatia and Europe: stringency index, deaths and population...rise after their expiration and especially if account is taken of the...
and from the undermining of trade relations among the major blocs (see chapter 2)...the stagnation of the prices of real estate in the third quarter of 2023 (Figure...
Figure 2 COVID-19 in Croatia and Europe: stringency index, mobility index, new cases...the hardest hit EU countries (the EU economy is expected to fall by 7.4% in...
Current and capital account b) Financial account 1 Sum of the last four quarters. 2...assets grew the most, driven by the rise in banks’ funds within the TARGET2...
a result of CNB foreign exchange interventions) and capital market volatility. 2...total of eight O-SIIs to which the respective capital buffer levels of 0.2% and...
at stabilising the macroeconomic and financial situation were activated (Chapter 2)...by consumer and business confidence surveys conducted in March and April (Figure...
