AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCroatia Economy: Croatia’s annual inflation climbed to 4.7% in September, with energy prices jumping 20.5% year-on-year and services rising 7.6%, while food was broadly stable. EU Watch: The European Commission issued Croatia two reasoned opinions over renewable energy and consumer credit rules, giving the country two months to respond or face a court referral. Health & Environment: A new European study found PFAS “forever chemicals” in the blood of all 10 Croatian participants, with six above an EFSA reference level, including higher readings in Gospić. Infrastructure & Industry: Rimac Group appointed Matthias Wich as its new CFO as major projects continue, while Iskra Shipyard and HD Hyundai Heavy Industries signed a teaming agreement for defense and civilian shipbuilding cooperation. Sports: Slaven Bilić is back as Croatia manager ahead of the Nations League clash with England, and the Croatia–England match is set to be “behind closed doors” for adults, with schoolchildren allowed in free. Business & Daily Life: Taco Bell opened its first Croatia restaurant today in Zagreb’s Arena Centar.
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