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ZAGREB, 21 Oct (Hina) - Croatian National Bank (HNB) governor Boris Vujčić said on Thursday that this year's inflation rate would be 2.3%, and described it as "a rate that should not cause concern", and in 2022, the rate would likely decelerate due to the lower pressure from the energy prices.
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