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Daina Paula

economist, Latvijas Banka
The economic growth rate seen in the first quarter of 2018 gives the impression that "the caravan carries on". However, drivers of growth could not be exactly regarded as ones maintaining the momentum. It is expected that growth in 2018 overall will be slightly slower than last year.
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Kristofers Pone

economist, Latvijas Banka
In May, annual inflation was on an upward trend, supported by steeper increases in prices of energy and seasonal non-food products.
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Linda Vecgaile

economist, Latvijas Banka
​​​​​​​The current account surplus was largely driven by the inflows from the European Union funds in the first quarter of 2018. Although growth in exports of goods and services was slower than in the previous periods, the overall external market demand still remains strong.
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Oļegs Krasnopjorovs

economist, Latvijas Banka
The unemployment rate shrank by impressive 1.2 percentage points over the year (to 8.2% of the economically active population).
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Daina Pelēce

economist, Latvijas Banka
In the first four months of 2018, the value of exports of goods recorded a year-on-year increase of 9.0%. Although it should be considered a positive result, closer inspection reveals that the overall picture, however, is not as rosy as we would like to think.
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