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Comparison vs March 2026.Method: non-promotional prices only.Sources: Rimi + Barbora online retail checks.Focus: lowest visible baseline price, not average price. In April, the low-cost staple segment across the Baltic states remained broadly stable. The cheapest visible baseline products…
PhotoRetail turnover increased across the Baltics in March 2026, but the recovery is not moving at the same speed. The regional picture shows three different consumption stories: Lithuania combined the highest inflation with solid real retail growth, Estonia’s…
Photo🇱🇻 Latvia Budget balance:– deficit: –2.5% of GDP– €1.09 bn Gross debt:– 46.9% of GDP– €20.2 bn Revenue / Expenditure:– revenue: €18.7 bn– expenditure: €19.8 bn 🇪🇪 Estonia Budget balance:– deficit: ~–3.0% of GDP Gross debt:– ~19–20% of…
PhotoAll three Baltic states started 2026 with smaller populations than a year earlier. Latvia saw the steepest drop, Lithuania the mildest, while Estonia stood in between but with a sharper structural shift: after more than a decade, net…
PhotoInflation in the Baltic states remained far below the crisis peaks of 2022-2023 in the first quarter of 2026, but the regional picture no longer moved in one simple pattern. Latvia started the quarter with the softest price…
PhotoFebruary 2026 trade data from Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia point to a broader regional shift rather than a one-month fluctuation. Goods trade remained in deficit across all three economies, while pressure was concentrated in mineral products, wood, agricultural…
PhotoFebruary widened the industrial gap inside the Baltics rather than narrowing it. Lithuania posted the strongest result, combining annual growth with positive monthly momentum. Latvia kept total industry in positive territory, but mostly because of a sharp rise…
PhotoBaltic electricity market in March 2026 Seasonally lower demand together with higher renewable generation drove electricity prices down across the Baltic states in March. According to AST, the average Baltic power price fell by 53.09% month on month…
PhotoBaltic inflation snapshot: February 2026
Photo🇱🇹🇱🇻🇪🇪Baltic inflation snapshot: February 2026
🇱🇹🇱🇻🇪🇪Baltic Industry Snapshot
Baltic wage map: three different economies inside one region
Baltic Focus draft (EN) – 2025 GDP: Baltics compared
Lithuania: Average Wage Reaches €2,527 in Q4 2025
🇱🇻Latvia’s Labour Market 2025: Stability on the Surface, Adjustment Underneath?
🇱🇹🇱🇻🇪🇪Baltic Construction 2025: Diverging Cycles Across Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania
Latvia Agriculture 2025: Higher Yields, Lower Grain Prices
🇱🇹🇱🇻🇪🇪Baltic Inflation — January 2026
🇪🇪🇱🇻🇱🇹 Baltic Labour Market Snapshot: Stability with Structural Pressure
📉 Baltic Demography Continues to Shrink in 2025