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Moody’s Boosts Croatia’s Credit Rating to A3, Citing Strong Economic Growth and Fiscal Responsibility

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Nov 13, 2024

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… agency has raised Croatia’s credit rating by two levels, from … experienced such a strong credit rating rise in the post- … and we have a better credit rating than, for example, Bulgaria, … pointed out that this credit rating comes amid favorable macroeconomic …

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