Eurostat: inflation in Lithuania in June – the second fastest in the EU
The agreed annual inflation in Lithuania in June reached 5.4% and was the second highest in the European Union (EU), according to data released by Eurostat on Wednesday.
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Inflation may accelerate again: experts have identified what must be done while calm prevails
Geopolitical tension in the Middle East, the consequences of the ongoing war in Ukraine, and possibly inflation rising up to 6 percent are again raising the question of how safe the population’s…
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