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ZAGREB, July 19 (Hina) - Trends in the economies of the most important partners in foreign trade, indicators in Croatia's economy in the second quarter of this year and the outlook for Q3 indicate that Croatia's economy in 2016 might rise more than the projected 1.5%, analysts of the RBA bank says in the newsletter "RBAnalize" published on Tuesday.
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