Croatian industrial output falls less in February
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Croatia’s industrial production fell 2% year-on-year in February, following a 5.5% decline in the previous month, data from the Croatian Bureau of Statistics (Crostat) shows.
A Maersk Line cargo freighter approaching the port of Rijeka, Croatia to be loaded on March 22, 2020. Photo by ABFpics/Shutterstock.com
Output dropped less in mining (-5.7% via -12.1 in January) as well as in manufacturing (-0.6% via -4%). Meanwhile, production of utilities increased 1.8% compared to a 4% fall in the prior month.
On a seasonally adjusted monthly basis, industrial production advanced 1%, after a 0.6% rise in the prior month, Crostat said on March 31.
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