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Every third employed person in Latvia is a resident of Riga

16.06.2022 Ogres

At the beginning of 2021 there were 877.1 thousand employed persons in Latvia or 55.2 % of the total population that has reached…

Latvian VID uncover more than 400 attempts to breach sanctions against Russia and Belarus

15.06.2022 Ogres

The State Revenue Service (VID) uncovered more than 400 cases when individuals attempted to breach the sanctions imposed on Russia and Belarus, as…

Latvian government cancels mandatory biofuel mixing for 1.5 years

14.06.2022 Ogres

On Tuesday, 14 June, when approving amendments to Cabinet of Ministers requirements on fuel and diesel fuel compliance evaluation, the government decided to…

Week in Lithuania: Opposition MPs quarrel with ruling parties; Finance Ministry calls for suspension of Russia’s World Bank membership

11.06.202211.06.2022 Ogres

Last week, the top news in Lithuania were Opposition MPs quarrelling with the ruling coalition, the Finance Ministry calling for suspension of Russia’s…

Bank of Latvia upgrades country’s GDP growth to 2.9% for 2022

10.06.2022 Ogres

The Bank of Latvia has upgraded the country’s GDP growth outlook for 2022 from the previous 1.8% to 2.9%, according to the bank’s…

BNN ANALYSES | Lithuania’s inflation spirals out, but IMF placates – it should recede by the end of 2022

09.06.2022 Ogres

Linas Jegelevičius for the BNN The International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) latest mission has praised the Lithuanian government’s efforts to curb record-high EU-wide inflation…

OECD predicts Latvia to have the most rapid economic growth among Baltic States

08.06.202208.06.2022 Ogres

In its report published on Wednesday, 8 September, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) predicted Latvia to experience the most rapid…

Estonia discussing fuel tax cuts

08.06.2022 Ogres

In Estonia, the proposal to cut petrol excise tax rate to EU’s lowest level has reached second reading as it could result in…

Inflation in Latvia reaches 16.9% in May

08.06.2022 Ogres

Compared to May 2021, the average level of consumer prices increased by 16.9 % in May 2022. Compared to May 2021, the average…

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