Croatia producer prices rose 1% year-on-year in April, but decreased 0.2% from the previous month, the Croatian Bureau of Statistics said in a statement Friday. The price index, excluding energy, rose 0.7% from a year earlier and was up 0.1% compared to March. In April, the producer prices of industrial products on the domestic market increased 2.4% year-on year, while on the non-domestic market fell 1.3%, the Zagreb-based statistics bureau said.
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