Croatia Retail Sales Rebound in January
Croatia's retail sales volume rose by a real 1.1% on the year in January, following a dip of 0.8% in December, due to an increase in sales of other activities (9.9%), the Croatian Bureau of Statistics (Crostat) said on Wednesday, quoting working-day adjusted figures.
On the other hand, sales continued to decline for both non-food products (-0.2% vs -3.5% in December) and food, beverages and tobacco (-0.1% vs -1.7%).
On a monthly comparison basis, seasonally- and working-day adjusted retail sales volume increased 0.3% in real terms in January, after it fell 0.8% in December, according to the Zagreb-based statistics bureau.
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