LV: Latvian retail trade decline of 29.1% y/y in October fastest in EU-Eurostat.
| According to the report by European Statistical Agency Eurostat, in October Latvian domestic retail trade declined by 29.1% y/y. This was the fastest retail trade decline in EU in the reporting month. Notably, Baltic States were among countries with the highest retail trade decline in EU (down by 24.7% in Lithuania and down by 18.6% in Estonia ). To remind, Latvia posted either the fastest or second fastest growing retail trade in EU throughout 2007, while for the past twelve consecutive months Latvia posts the steepest retail trade decline.
|
Related Articles
EE: Estonian Air records EUR 49.2mn loss in 2012.
Estonian national airline Estonian Air recorded net loss of EUR 49.2mn in 2012, up from net loss of EUR 17.3mn in 2011. Operating loss amounted to EUR 35.8mn in 2012. Revenues of the company ... more
LT: Malsena acquires Latvian flour manufacturer Rigas Dzirnavieks.
Lithuanian flour manufacturer Malsena announced that it has acquired Latvian flour manufacturer Rigas Dzirnavieks. The company indicates that with the acquisition it will become the largest flour ... more
EE: Estonian Air to return excess Embraer airplanes.
Estonian national airline Estonian Air announced that it agreed to pay penalties for returning two excess Embraer E190 aircrafts to the manufacturer. The company has started restructuring and ... more
Most Read
-
Bosnia’s ruling coalition collapses
1 day ago
-
Moldovan NGOs urge government to cancel oil and gas concession deal with Frontera
3 months ago
-
Cold weather hits Russian economy in May but recovery still on track
3 days ago
-
Russian textbook titan trains to become all-round education provider
3 days ago
-
IMF backsliding on Ukraine’s reform pressure, confirms it won't insist on land reform for next tranche
2 days ago
-
Siemens considers quitting Russia
9 days ago
-
Wildfires hit Croatia and Montenegro’s Adriatic coast
6 days ago
-
Tajik president’s 23-year old daughter appointed deputy head of largest Tajik bank
4 days ago
-
Nato still has a mixed reception in Emerging Europe
9 days ago
-
MACRO ADVISER: It's the oil price, stupid
6 days ago
-
CHINA RISING: When sleeping giants meet
13 days ago
-
Belarus’ retail king Euroopt goes on the road
18 days ago
-
STOLYPIN: Russia’s cyber-challenge cuts both ways
21 days ago
-
Siemens considers quitting Russia
9 days ago
-
COMMENT: Gazprom’s exit from Turkey is a sign of the times
10 days ago
Selected articles from our premium news/views
wire
IntelliNews
Pro
IntelliNews- Azerbaijan's Aliyev, Russia's Putin hold surprise meeting in Sochi
- KPMG to be audited in Azerbaijan after failing to spot banking client problems
- Protests against judiciary reform continue to rock Poland
- Albanian opposition Democrats re-elect party leader despite disastrous election defeat
- Hungarian branch of Bucharest listed Digi to buy Invitel Tavkozlesi in €140mn deal
- More from IntelliNews Pro