Croatia Interest Rate
Croatia's interest rate is governed by the European Central Bank (ECB), which applies the same policy rate across all euro area countries. The Croatia interest rate held at 2.15% in July 2025, unchanged from June 2025. This stability reflects the European Central Bank's view that inflation is stabilizing near its 2% target. Incoming data supported previous inflation outlooks, showing easing domestic price pressures and moderating wage growth. The Croatia economy demonstrated resilience despite global uncertainties. The Croatia's record low interest rate was 0% in March 2016 and its record high was 4.75% in October 2000.
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Croatia Interest Rate : Definition
The Interest Rate set by the European Central Bank is the benchmark cost of borrowing in the economy. It influences lending, spending, investment, inflation, and overall financial stability.