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  • Consumer opinion survey results

    2026-06-26 | Population and social statistics

    In June 2026, the consumer confidence indicator stood at -1 and, compared with May, increased by 1 percentage point.

    Over the year (June 2026, compared to June 2025), the consumer confidence indicator decreased by 1 percentage point.

    In June, compared to May, the population’s expectations regarding the prospects of the household’s financial situation remained similar: 20 per cent of the population expected improvement in the household’s financial situation over the coming 12 months, 12 per cent thought it would deteriorate (in May, 20 and 14 per cent respectively).

    In June, the proportion of population expecting improvement in the country’s economic situation in the coming 12 months accounted for 16 per cent. The share of population expecting deterioration made up 37 per cent.

    When asked how the amount of money intended to be spent on larger purchases, such as furniture or household appliances, will change over the coming 12 months, 26 per cent of the population intended to spend more than in the last 12 months, 16 per cent – to spend less (in May, 28 and 15 per cent respectively).

    56 per cent of the population expected to make at least some savings over the coming 12 months, while 12 per cent did not expect to make any savings (in May, 58 and 11 per cent respectively).

  • Fuel and energy resources

    2026-06-26 | Environmental protection and energy

    In April 2026, compared to the corresponding period in 2025, motor gasoline resources decreased by 8.9, road transport diesel resources – 5 per cent. The resources of natural gas and electricity dropped by 13.6 and 6.2 per cent respectively. Crude oil resources, in the said period, grew by 9.3 per cent.

  • Purchase prices of agricultural products

    2026-06-26 | Agriculture, hunting, forestry and fishing

    In May 2026, against the same period in 2025, purchase prices of agricultural products decreased by 14.2 per cent.

    Purchase prices for crop products dropped by 8.1, those for livestock and livestock products – 15.9 per cent.

  • Purchase of organic milk

    2026-06-25 | Agriculture, hunting, forestry and fishing

    In May 2026, against the same period in 2025, the amount of organic raw milk (actual fat content) purchased decreased by 14.05, the price – 21.99 per cent. In May 2026, the amount of organic raw milk (actual fat content) purchased by Lithuanian certified organic milk purchasing and processing enterprises totalled 3,348 tonnes, and the average purchase price for such milk totalled EUR 432.68 per tonne (VAT excluded). In May 2026, purchase price for organic raw milk (actual fat content) was by 21.87 per cent higher than for regular milk. Organic raw milk (actual fat content) accounted for 3.2 per cent of the total raw milk purchased in Lithuania.

  • Changes in construction input prices

    2026-06-25 | Economy and finance (macroeconomics)

    In May 2026, compared to April 2026, construction input prices increased by 1 per cent.

    Over the year (May 2026, against May 2025), construction input prices increased by 3.2 per cent.

  • Outbound tourism statistics

    2026-06-23 | Business statistics

    In I quarter 2026, the number of outbound tourists totalled 397.2 thousand, or by 16 per cent more than in the same period of 2025. The average duration of a trip abroad – 6.8 overnight stays.

  • Railway transport indicators

    2026-06-22 | Transport and communication

    In May 2026, compared to the same period in 2025, the share of passenger transport by rail increased by 22.4 per cent, the turnover of passenger transport grew by 24.2 per cent.

  • Job vacancies (experimental statistics)

    2026-06-19 | Population and social statistics

    In May 2026, the number of job vacancies was 30 076, which is 9.7% less than in April 2026.

    A decline in job vacancies is observed across all economic activities classified under EVRK Rev. 2.1, with the exception of the publishing, broadcasting, and content production and distribution sections, as well as the telecommunications, computer programming, consulting, computer infrastructure, and other information services sections.

    The monthly job vacancy rate is calculated based on company size by number of employees (1–9 employees and 10 or more employees), the quarterly rate is calculated only at the municipal level.