Without removing the influence of seasonality and the number of working days, the annual growth was 4.1 percent.
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Meanwhile, in the second quarter, compared to the first (removing the influence of seasonality and the number of working days), the country’s economy grew by 1.7 percent, reports the State Data Agency.
Evaluated by the production method, in the second quarter, the largest positive impact on GDP change was from the results of manufacturing, construction, retail and wholesale trade, transport, and storage enterprises.
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The second estimate of the second quarter GDP will be published by the State Data Agency on September 1.
As BNS wrote, analysts from five banks operating in Lithuania forecasted that the country’s annual GDP grew by 3.2–4.1 percent in April–June, while the quarterly forecasts were 1-2 percent.
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