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-0.5% The European Central Bank has decided to decrease the interest rate on the deposit facility to -0.5%.

EXPERT'S COMMENT

Agnese Rutkovska

economist, Latvijas Banka
Signals of decelerating export growth are becoming increasingly stronger, and GDP growth is mostly sustained by domestic demand.
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Oļegs Krasnopjorovs

economist, Latvijas Banka

Andrejs Bessonovs

economist, Latvijas Banka
When the average wage in the country grows by 10%, services prices increase by more than 5% in the medium term.
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Kristofers Pone

economist, Latvijas Banka
In the first half of 2019 overall foreign direct investment in Latvia amounted to 110.8 million euro or 0.8% of GDP.
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Miķelis Zondaks

Economist
While the overall number of the unemployed is declining, some age groups have recorded an increase suggesting that, at the moment, not all job seekers can find a desirable or suitable job.
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Daina Pelēce

economist, Latvijas Banka
Latvia's exports of goods continue to benefit from global economic growth.
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The European Central Bank has decided to decrease the interest rate on the deposit facility to -0.5%.
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