(Bloomberg) -- The economy of Croatia, the next
country in line to join the European Union, unexpectedly grew at
the fastest pace in four-and-a-half years in the first quarter as
consumer spending and industrial output increased.
Gross domestic product rose an annual 7 percent in the
quarter, the state statistical office said on its Web site today.
This is higher than the 5.5 percent median estimate of six
economists in a Bloomberg survey and the highest growth since the
third quarter in 2002, when the economy grew 7.04 percent.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
country in line to join the European Union, unexpectedly grew at
the fastest pace in four-and-a-half years in the first quarter as
consumer spending and industrial output increased.
Gross domestic product rose an annual 7 percent in the
quarter, the state statistical office said on its Web site today.
This is higher than the 5.5 percent median estimate of six
economists in a Bloomberg survey and the highest growth since the
third quarter in 2002, when the economy grew 7.04 percent.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
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