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NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12724
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ZAGREB, 20 Oct (Hina) - When Croatia joins the euro area, its citizens can expect a drop in interest rates on new loans and on loans with variable interest, owing to lower risks, primarily lower exchange rate risks, while holders of fixed interest loans will be able to refinance them if new terms and conditions are more favourable to them.
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