Croatia and Serbia with the worst economic indicators in the region

Many economies in the world will bring only more disappointment in 2016, economists agree. Among the top 10 countries that will have the worst economic indicators for a fall into recession is the Republic of Croatia, reports the Patria News Agency.

According to economists, the possibility of such a scenario for Croatia is 22 percent, with a projected GDP growth of 1.1 percent this year, which is why it found itself on "Bloomberg's" list of the 10 biggest losers in terms of GDP in 2016, while the percentage of recession risk for Serbia is 18 percent.

In terms of GDP growth, Serbia is the worst in the region. Macedonia is predicted to have a GDP growth of 3.5 percent, Bosnia and Herzegovina 3.0 percent, Bulgaria 2.5 percent, with a 10 percent possibility of falling into recession, and Slovenia an economic growth of 2.2 percent, reports NAP.