Average monthly pre-tax earnings in the third quarter of this year grew in companies, institutions and organisations in all counties of Lithuania, Statistics Lithuania reports. […]
Next year Lithuania’s economy should grow 2.7 percent, a lower indicator than projected by the Finance Ministry but more than the majority of other European countries, says the Economist Intelligence Unit of the British business daily, The Economist. […]
Despite Russia’s embargo and the complicated situation in top export markets, Lithuanian economic growth in 2014 will be among the fastest in the EU member states. […]
In October the prices of consumer goods and services increased by 0.1%, both in annual and in monthly terms. Average annual inflation remained at 0.2% in October and was 1.2 percentage points lower than a year ago. […]
According to the latest EU economic growth report of the European Commission, Lithuania will see the fastest growth in the Baltics in 2014 and 2015. […]
The first decade in the European Union has been good for Lithuania. There is still much to be done, however, if Lithuanians want make full use of their EU membership in the years to come. […]
In its autumn forecast the European Commission has reduced economic growth expectations both for the European Union and the euro area in 2014 and 2015. Slow recovery with very low inflation is expected. […]
Compared to September, Lithuanian residents are slightly more optimistic about the outlook for the coming 12 months regarding changes in unemployment level, the country’s economic situation and their household financial situation. […]
Prices of consumer goods and services increased by 0.4% in September, compared with August, while consumer prices declined by 0.1% in annual terms. Average annual inflation remained at 0.2% in September and was 1.5 percentage points lower than a year ago. […]
Advisor to the SEB Bank president, financial analyst Gitanas Nausėda says that the impact of Russia‘s food product embargo on the Lithuanian economy has been greatly overstated. […]
In August, 12 percent of the polled Lithunian residents said that the economic situation in the country had improved over the last two months. 42 percent said it had not changed, while 44 percent said it had gotten worse. […]
In July, 17 percent of the polled stated that, over the last two months, economic situation in Lithuania had improved, while 56 percent said that it had remained unchanged, and 23 percent indicated that economic situation had worsened. 4 percent of respondents had no opinion on the matter. […]
According to the flash estimates, the GDP turned to the real growth of 2.2% in annual comparison in the 2Q. In quarterly comparison the GDP increased by 0.5% (seasonally and working-day adjusted). […]
Prices of consumer goods and services declined by 0.5% in July, compared with June, but annual inflation accelerated to 0.3%. Average annual inflation was at 0.3% in July – 1.9 percentage points lower than a year ago. […]
According to the flash estimate, in the second quarter of this year annual GDP growth decelerated marginally to 3.1%. Seasonally and working day adjusted quarterly growth was unchanged at 0.7%. After six years GDP has finally reached the pre-crisis level. Estonian economy could reach pre-crisis level next year, while Latvian prospect is a little more distant. […]
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