Lithuania's Macroeconomic Analysis:
Nominal GDP of USD 79.8 billion in 2023.
Nominal GDP of USD 70.8 billion in 2022.
GDP per capita of USD 25,149 compared to the global average of USD 10,589.
GDP per capita of USD 27,674 compared to the global average of USD 10,589.
Average real GDP growth of 3.4% over the last decade.
Average real GDP growth of 3.4% over the last decade.
Sector Analysis
In 2021, services accounted for 71% of overall GDP, manufacturing 16%, other industrial activity 10%, and agriculture 3%. Looking at GDP by expenditure, private consumption accounted for 59% of GDP in 2021, government consumption 18%, fixed investment 19%, and net exports 4%.International trade
In 2021, manufactured products made up 66% of total merchandise exports, mineral fuels 10%, food 16%, ores and metals 3% and agricultural raw materials 3%, with other categories accounting for 2% of the total. In the same period, manufactured products made up 64% of total merchandise imports, mineral fuels 17%, food 11%, ores and metals 3% and agricultural raw materials 3%, with other goods accounting for 2% of the total. Total exports were worth USD 47 billion in 2022, while total imports were USD 55 billion.Main Economic Indicators
Economic growthThe economy recorded average annual growth of 3.4% in the decade to 2022. To read more about GDP growth in Lithuania, go to our dedicated page.
Fiscal policy
Lithuania's fiscal deficit averaged 1.2% of GDP in the decade to 2022. Find out more on our dedicated page.
Unemployment
The unemployment rate averaged 8.6% in the decade to 2022. For more information on Lithuania's unemployment click here.
Inflation
Inflation averaged 3.4% in the decade to 2022. Go to our Lithuania inflation page for extra insight.
Monetary Policy
Euro Area monetary policy rate ended 2022 at 2.50%, up from 0.75% a decade earlier. See our Lithuania monetary policy page for additional details.
Exchange Rate
From end-2012 to end-2022 the euro weakened by 18.2% vs the U.S. dollar. For more info on the euro, click here.
Economic situation in Lithuania
The economy was the best performer in the Baltic region in Q3: GDP growth rose to 2.4% annually, outpacing both Q2’s 1.4% and the Euro area average of 1.2%. Domestically, household spending accelerated, but public spending growth slowed and fixed investment declined more rapidly than in Q2. Externally, exports grew at a quicker pace, but imports swung into decline. Turning to Q4, our panelists anticipate a further acceleration in annual GDP growth thanks to lower ECB interest rates. Private spending likely remained the engine of growth; retail sales accelerated in October, and consumer confidence strengthened from Q3 in October–November. Elsewhere in the economy, available data is less encouraging: In October, industrial output decelerated from Q3, and goods exports swung into contraction.Lithuania Economic Forecasts
Projections out to 2034.46 indicators covered including both annual and quarterly frequencies.
Consensus Forecasts based on a panel of 17 expert analysts.
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