2023-06-06
Latvia in a mission to promote export and attract R&D
Riga rebranded its national strategy aiming to increase the amount of attracted investments to 2.45 billion euro over the next three years.
Category: Latvia
2023-05-16
Unity is a strength and fuel for strategic growth
Tietoevry is combining global business design and software engineering services within the three Baltic countries, with a total market size of EUR 3.6 billion.
2023-05-13
Forget overnight fix, wages still pump air in the balloon
Elevated inflation reduces purchasing power and increases the risk of low investment and deteriorating competitiveness.
2023-04-29
Even the brightest hope cannot deny a harsh truth
Despite the optimistic forecast, inflation in Latvia remains among the highest in the euro area. Investment growth prospects have not improved.
2023-04-25
More projects and innovation on the road to Latvia
This year a potential investment of €1.9 billion in 40 projects are targeting Latvia, among which Marcegaglia steel and Roche biotech.
2023-03-25
Entrepreneurship and innovation clean up the air for new investments
Latvia is not only one of the world’s most significant investment and real estate forums but also a cleantech hub in sustainable technologies.
2023-03-04
Free market competition to break the double-digit inflation
Central banks are normally cited as the entities who fix the economy by disinflation, not those who broke the market by causing inflation.
2023-02-11
The clock is ticking, now it’s time for action
In Latvia, inflation increased by 20.8% YoY, with the annual rate at 17.3%. Disinflation likelihood is less than in the US, given the ECB delay in raising rates.
2023-01-10
Surprise: despite the war, average investment deals exceed 2021
For those who are trying to understand how much money is reasonable to invest in the current conditions, Latvia offers a tailor-made agenda.
2022-12-31
Official narrative aside, upward inflation is over the horizon
The forecasts for Latvia see a persistently high degree of uncertainty. GDP is revised downwards to 2.1%, with a 5.6% contraction in household consumption.