Croatia's Credit Rating Raised to 'A' by S&P, Minister Šušnjar Reacts
S&P Global Ratings upgraded Croatia's long-term credit rating to 'A' from 'A-', with a stable outlook. Minister of Economy Ante Šušnjar announced the upgrade, noting it means more favorable loans and investments, and commented on 'cheap spins' from Serbia.
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Šušnjar: Hrvatska je sada u A kategoriji zemalja! A iz B-kategorije nam stižu jeftini spinovi...
Agencija S&P podigla je u petak dugoročnu kreditnu ocjenu u stranoj i domaćoj valuti za Hrvatsku s ‘A-‘ na ‘A‘, uz stabilne izglede. Na to je danas na društvenoj mreži X reagirao ministar gospodarstva Ante Šušnjar. - Jučer je Hrvatska podignuta na puni kreditni rejting A. Velika vijest i potvrda da...
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MINISTAR gospodarstva Ante Šušnjar objavio je podizanje kreditnog rejtinga Hrvatske na A razinu. To znači povoljnije kredite i investicije te da je Hrvatska sada ispred dijela članica EU.
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