Lithuanian small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) are more optimistic about the future than Estonians, and a slightly smaller share of Lithuanian entrepreneurs than Latvians predict that the turnover of their companies will decrease next year, […]
The state of the Lithuanian economy shows that its businesses are able to react quickly to change. However, the performance of economic sectors has been quite mixed, and while some companies have enjoyed their achievements, […]
Central banks are trying to correct their mistakes, and this time they have chosen a destructive path to curb inflation, said Nerijus Mačiulis, Chief Economist at Swedbank. However, not everyone will experience difficulties – some […]
As the Lithuanian economy moved away from a sustainable growth path last year and the population ran out of money, we could see stagnation or recession across Europe this year. According to experts, the time […]
Not everyone can live on their salary, so they are looking for extra jobs. Labour market experts say the popularity of additional jobs is growing but predict that their demand will increase even more in […]
Prompt adaptation by businesses to changed conditions, correct decisions by the Lithuanian government in containing the coronavirus outbreak and stimulating the economy, the finance sector’s resilience or simply fortune – this will long be a […]
Already this year, the most powerful economy in Europe, that of Germany, could face recession. This country is one of the main trade partners of and investors in Lithuania. But our country’s industry is calm […]
Record-low interest rates and employees’ confidence about their financial future have been heating the Lithuanian real estate market. […]
Some Lithuanian businesspeople have compared 2016 to the situation in 2006, the boom year before the 2008 crash.
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Even the €8 increase in the average pension will not help pensioners in Lithuania, who receive one of the most frugal pensions in Europe. President Dalia Grybauskaitė is encouraging lawmakers to index pensions, which would make them increase together with growing average wages in the nation, and the prime minister, Algirdas Butkevičius, believes that indexing pensions would make them grow by up to 6 or 7 percent. […]
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