🇪🇪🇱🇹🇱🇻 BALTIC INFLATION SNAPSHOT — November 2025
Latvia · Lithuania · Estonia
(All data: official national statistical offices)
🇱🇻 LATVIA
MoM: –0.3%
YoY: 3.8%
Drivers (MoM):
Transport –1.2% (airfares ↓; fuel +0.6%)
Food –0.5% (coffee –2.3%, fruit –3%, milk –2.8%, poultry –1.6%, juices –6.8%)
Fresh vegetables +9.4%
Personal care +2.0%
YoY highlights:
Food +5.2% (coffee +34%, beef +26.6%, eggs +19.6%, chocolate +17.2%)
Housing +6.2% (electricity +14.2%, rent +6.6%)
Restaurants +5.4%
Transport +2.2%
🇱🇹 LITHUANIA
MoM: +0.4%
YoY: 3.8%
Drivers (MoM):
Housing +1.5% (heat energy +8.2%, liquid fuel +6.7%)
Misc services +2.4% (personal care appliances +8.9%; bank fees +5.4%)
Transport +1.2% (diesel +5.1%; petrol +1.8%)
Food –0.1% (rice –4.3%, pasta –4.9%; seafood +7.6%; sweet paprika +29.6%)
YoY highlights:
Goods +2.9%, services +5.9%
Food +4.3%
Alcohol & tobacco +7.8%
Restaurants/hotels +6.2%
🇪🇪 ESTONIA
MoM: –0.2%
YoY: 4.9% (highest in the Baltics)
Drivers (MoM):
Food +1% (fish +7.7%, cheese +3.3%, bread +2.7%)
Clothing/footwear +1%
Electricity +1.6%
Petrol +8.1%, diesel +10.8% (!!)
Travel services ↓ (holiday trips, airfares, hotels)
YoY highlights:
Food +6.5% (chocolate +27.8%; dairy +8.4%; meat +7.1%)
Health +11.1%
Transport +10.6%
Clothing/footwear –5.7%
🧭 REGIONAL PICTURE (Baltics)
Inflation remains moderate in LV and LT (3.8%), but elevated in EE (4.9%)
Food is the main inflation engine in all three countries
Energy drove Lithuania’s MoM rise; fuel pushed Estonia upward
Latvia saw the largest price correction due to seasonal discounts and cheaper airfares
Services inflation remains structurally higher than goods across the region.
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