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2013

The Latvian Economy, May 2013: From boom to bust and back to growth: per capita GDP above the boom-time peak, but poor ones at risk to be left behind The Latvian Economy, February 2013: Productive investments are the key for future sustainable growth

2012

The Latvian Economy, November 2012: Why does the Latvian economy keep expanding so fast? The Latvian Economy, May 2012: Export growth continues - services pick up the baton from goods The Latvian Economy, April 2012: Current account has slipped into deficit; deleveraging continues The Latvian Economy, March 2012: Economic growth continues, but Latvia is not immune to euro zone problems The Lithuanian Economy, January 2012: The Lithuanian economy is resilient so far The Latvian economy, January 2012: Strong export-driven investment growth in 2011

2011

The Lithuanian Economy, December 2011: Industry stagnates; retail trade remains resilient The Estonian Economy, November 2011: Export growth to slow substantially The Latvian economy: Goods exports' growth will continue to slow but so will that of imports The Latvian economy, November 2011: Latvian budget reforms: fiscal discipline needs immediate improvement The Lithuanian Economy, November 2011: Strong economic growth expected to decelerate The Lithuanian Economy, October 2011: As exports decelerate, consumption increases The Estonian Economy, October 2011: High uncertainty induces savings and jeopardises consumption recovery The Lithuanian Economy, September 2011: Growth slows gradually The Estonian Economy, September 2011: High economic activity boosts labour market The Latvian economy, September 2011: Household incomes rise - to consume or to save? The Lithuanian Economy, August 2011: Better expectations and lower savings behind consumption growth The Latvian Economy, August 2011: Restocking has nearly petered out; future economic growth to depend on fundamentals The Estonian Economy, July 2011: Private consumption recovers faster than expected The Lithuanian Economy, June 2011: Investments drive growth, external imbalances are slightly wider The Latvian Economy, June 2011: Real estate market - slow and uneven development The Estonian Economy, May 2011: Economy blooming despite sketchy labour market developments The Latvian Economy, May 2011: Demographics - can one see a forest behind the trees? The Estonian Economy, April 2011: Investment outlook strong despite uncertain construction sector The Lithuanian Economy, April 2011: Economic growth accelerates beyond expectations The Latvian Economy, April 2011: Fiscal policy - still room for improvement The Estonian Economy, March 2011: Labour market improving amidst growing imbalances The Latvian Economy, March 2011: Can authorities hold back rising inflation in Latvia? The Lithuanian Economy, February 2011: Not too great expectations The Latvian Economy, February 2011: Foreign direct investment inflows return to pre-boom levels The Lithuanian Economy, January 2011: Industrial production is booming, but so are producer prices

2010

The Estonian Economy, November 2010: Cost driven inflation is undermining consumption recovery The Lithuanian Economy, November 2010: Economic recovery so far has relied on exports - can this continue? The Estonian Economy, October 2010: Strong short-term fiscal position founded on great adjustments during the crisis The Lithuanian Economy, October 2010: Corporate profits and profitability are increasing, investments will have to follow The Latvian Economy, October 2010: Expenditure based post-election budget consolidation - an opportunity not to be missed when aiming for sustainable long-term growth The Lithuanian Economy, September 2010: Public finances are on the right track, but choosing the right austerity measures for 2011 will be crucial The Latvian Economy, September 2010: Rising employment and wages - what about restoring competitiveness? The Estonian Economy, September 2010: Economic growth resumed, but recovery varies between sectors The Lithuanian Economy, July 2010: Labour market crisis is unlikely to be short lived; public policy will play a vital part in making the situation somewhat better The Latvian Economy, July 2010: Manufacturing in Latvia - are the current growth rates sustainable? The Estonian Economy, July 2010: Exports are supporting growth, but domestic demand is still weak The Estonian Economy, June 2010: Unemployment reached its highest level in first quarter, but recovery will be sluggish The Latvian Economy, June 2010: Recession is over, robust recovery still to root in The Estonian Economy, May 2010: Manufacturing output recovering strongly, supported by improving export sales The Lithuanian Economy, May 2010: The bottom of the recession may have been reached in the 1_st quarter of 2010 The Latvian Economy, May 2010: Stabilisation in labour market, but is deflationary pressure easing?

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