Slovenia's banks report sharp Q1 decline

Slovenia's banks report sharp Q1 decline

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Banks in Slovenia generated EUR 178 million in net profit during the first quarter.

This represents a 26% decrease compared to the same period last year.

Net interest income declined by 12.5%, CE Report quotes STA.

Non-interest income fell by just under 1%, according to data published by the Bank of Slovenia.

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