Growth slows in the Baltic States

Q2’s GDP data provide the first sign that the impressive bounce in growth in the Baltic States is coming to an end. Growth decelerated in Latvia and slowed to a crawl in Lithuania and Estonia. A weaker external environment, coupled with still fragile domestic economies, should mean that growth slows even further over the coming quarters.

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