Baltic Airports Are Growing as Airlines Pull Back
Riga remains the largest individual airport in the Baltic states. But by the end of summer, the more important question is no longer who is first by passenger numbers.
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Baltic consumers met at the grocery store in July
For the first time this year, food and grocery retail growth across the three Baltic states came together…
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Investment fell, transport weakened: what Q1 GDP reveals about the Baltic economies
All three Baltic economies reported positive annual GDP growth. But the internal structure of that growth was uneven.
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€630m IPF Deal Gives BasePoint Control of Credit24 Across the Baltics in August 2026
New York-based BasePoint Capital completed its acquisition of International Personal Finance, the UK consumer-finance group behind Credit24 and…
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Baltic consumers met at the grocery store in July
For the first time this year, food and grocery retail growth across the three Baltic states came together almost exactly
Source: Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia Data
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Baltic labour markets in H1 2026: Lithuania adds jobs, Latvia adds second jobs, Estonia struggles with youth unemployment
Across the Baltics, ageing and a shrinking domestic labour base are tightening labour supply. By mid-2026, however, the pressure was showing up very differently in each of the three markets.…
Source: State Data Agency Lithuania; Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia; Statistics Estonia
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Agrone catches the last train in Baltic dairy
.Estonia’s Agrone is moving downstream just as Baltic dairy processing enters a new round of consolidation. The RPK deal shows why timing — and financing — now matter.
Source: AS Rīgas piena kombināts
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Baltic manufacturing split widens in June 2026
Lithuania’s manufacturing output rose by 8.1% year on year in June, Latvia recorded 5.0% growth, while Estonia posted a 5.3% decline. The latest data show the three Baltic manufacturing sectors…
Source: State Data Agency of Lithuania; Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia; Statistics Estonia
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Baltic Airports Are Growing as Airlines Pull Back
Riga remains the largest individual airport in the Baltic states. But by the end of summer, the more important question is no longer who is first…
Analysis · Editorial
Why are Estonian banks gloomy?
Estonia is growing again. SEB expects GDP to expand by 2.5% in 2026, 2.7% in 2027 and 2.8% in 2028 — respectable rates for an economy…
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Who is the main tourist in the Baltics? A Baltic resident.
In the second quarter of 2026, tourist accommodation establishments across Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia recorded about 5.48 million overnight stays.