In April this year, US President Donald Trump declared a global trade war. However, like any war, this one also has consequences. The global economic climate is also being disrupted by artificial intelligence (AI). Although […]
Lithuanian economists are surprised to see our country’s economic growth: the Estonian economy has been in recession for two years, Latvia’s has been stagnating, and Lithuania’s has been booming. Consumer confidence in Lithuania stands out […]
Prices in Lithuania decreased by 0.5% over the month, but annual inflation is again approaching the 1% mark. The most significant price increases over the year were in cafes and restaurants – nearly 9%. Some […]
Lithuanians are the least likely to feel inflationary pressures and interest rate increases and the most confident that salaries will rise in the coming years, according to a survey initiated by Citadele Bank in the […]
According to programme Lietuvos Ženklai (Signs of the Times) at lrytas.lt the Lithuanian economy is now stagnant and has faced many challenges over the past year, but it is neither growing nor shrinking – a […]
Several months have passed since the Bank of Lithuania’s last forecasts. The latest one, presented by the steward of the financial markets, shows both promising and not-so-good developments. The Bank of Lithuania projections that this […]
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 […]
There are about 73,000 Ukrainians in Lithuania. The Bank of Lithuania estimates that refugees from Ukraine could have created €400 million in added value in 2022. This is about 1% of the country’s gross domestic […]
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 […]
Even official statistics show that food has recently become more expensive for Lithuanians than in other countries. Moreover, in Lithuania, food and beverages account for the largest share of household expenditure, Martynas Žilionis is writing […]
Loans are getting even more expensive – the European Central Bank has raised interest rates again, and that’s not the end of it. And it’s not just people’s pockets that are emptying. Businesses have spoken […]
Inflation will likely be below 10% next year, and prices will not fall – they will continue to rise at a slower pace. Energy resources and fuels will no longer be such a hot topic, […]
Orbio World, a company that develops and sells wellness, household, and electronic products across almost the entire world, has acquired UAB Neorus, which operates Fraîcheur Paris. This brand is rapidly gaining popularity in the US, […]
Despite the challenges posed by Russia’s war against Ukraine, Lithuania’s economy is showing resilience. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicts that economic growth will remain positive this year and is expected to reach 1.8%. Significant […]
Despite rising inflation, the war in Ukraine, the impact of sanctions and a sharp increase in geopolitical uncertainty, Lithuania continues to see double-digit wage growth, rapid job creation and falling unemployment. Although the war in […]
More and more companies in Lithuania are concerned about the environmental impact of their operations. According to a survey conducted this spring by Norstat, a research company commissioned by the renewable energy company Green Genius, […]
Experts’ forecasts for the Lithuanian economy are far from optimistic. Economists say that rising inflation and Russia’s war in Ukraine will only further accelerate the rise in food prices and deglobalisation. The construction sector is […]
Which social class do you consider yourself to be? 1.3 million – more than half of all Lithuanians – feel middle class. That’s according to a survey conducted in February. However, a few years ago, […]
Over the last two years, the housing market in Lithuania has been marked by two “black swan” flights – events that analysts could not predict and data did not suggest. The first tide marked the […]
Lithuania got angry with China by allowing the Taiwan office to open but is looking for new markets in Asia. Recently, Foreign Minister Gabriel Landsbergis travelled to Singapore and Australia. This year, he plans to […]
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