Latvia’s stable banks, narrower core
Latvia’s officially recognised systemic banking core has narrowed
Baltic economic signals and analysis
Latvia’s officially recognised systemic banking core has narrowed
The central bank expects the economy to expand by 2.4% in 2026, supported mainly by stronger spending from households and…
April brought a visible acceleration in goods trade across all three Baltic states. Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania all reported double-digit…
May inflation data from the three Baltic statistical offices show that price pressure has not disappeared. Annual inflation remained unexpectedly…
Baltic industrial data for April 2026 point to an uneven regional picture. Latvia and Lithuania still showed year-on-year industrial growth,…
Average wages increased across all three Baltic states in the first quarter of 2026. The headline direction was similar, but…
All three Baltic economies reported positive annual GDP growth. But the internal structure of that growth was uneven.
In the first quarter of 2026, Baltic unemployment rates looked similar at the headline level. Unemployment stood at 7.1% in…
Latvia’s 2025 labour force data look stable at first glance. Employment has recovered from the pandemic shock, unemployment is not…
Lithuania is preparing to tighten gambling regulation at a moment when gambling is becoming part of a broader household-finance and…
April confirmed the Q1 pattern: the Baltic states are facing a common fuel shock, but inflation is still moving through…