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ZAGREB, 7 Dec (Hina) - The shift in the monetary policies of leading economies is gradually affecting interest rate growth in Croatia, resulting in a rise in yields on government debt securities and in costs of corporate financing, while there are still no major signs of change in household lending terms, the central bank said on Wednesday.
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