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Croatian consumer inflation reaches 4.7% year on year in September

Croatia’s consumer prices rose 4.7% year on year and 0.9% from August in September 2026, the Croatian Bureau of Statistics reported. The release presents the final CPI figures.

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Annual price growth was 16.0% for transport and 11.7% for housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels. The energy aggregate rose 20.4%, while food, beverages and tobacco increased 0.2%.

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All items CPI4.7
Transport16
Housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels11.7
Energy20.4
Food, beverages and tobacco0.2
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