Macroeconomic Data for Latvia

Our overview page provides detailed insights into the economic indicators of Latvia. We cover a wide range of categories including money, Gross Domestic Product (GDP), prices, business, trade, government, labor, and energy. Utilize our accurate and up-to-date data to make informed decisions and understand the economic situation and development of Latvia.

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Apartment
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Building Permits
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Construction Output
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Homeownership Rate
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Housing Index
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Housing Price Index YoY
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Price-Rent Ratio
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Residential property prices
Business
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Business Climate
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Capacity Utilization
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Changes in Inventory Levels
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Electric Vehicle Registrations
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Electricity Production
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Industrial production
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Industrial Production MoM
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Manufacturing Production
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Mining Production
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Vehicle Registrations
Consumer
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Bank loan interest rate
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Consumer Confidence
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Consumer spending
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Gasoline Prices
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Household Debt to Income
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Index of Economic Optimism
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Personal Savings
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Retail Sales MoM
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Retail Sales YoY
Energy
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Natural Gas Inventory
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Natural Gas Inventory Injection
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Natural Gas Storage Capacity
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Natural Gas Withdrawal
GDP
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Annual GDP Growth Rate
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GDP
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GDP at constant prices
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GDP from Agriculture
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GDP from Construction
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GDP from Manufacturing
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GDP from Mining
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GDP from Public Administration
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GDP from Services
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GDP from the Transportation Sector
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GDP Growth for the Full Year
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GDP Growth Rate
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GDP per capita
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GDP per capita PPP
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Gross Capital Expenditure
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Gross National Income
Government
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asylum applications
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Corruption Index
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Corruption Rank
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government budget
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Government Debt to GDP Ratio
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Government Spending
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Government Spending
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Government Spending to GDP
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Military expenditures
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public debt
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Public revenue
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Value of the State Budget
Health
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Hospital beds
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Hospitals
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ICU beds
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Nurses
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Physicians
Money
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Balance Sheets of Banks
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Central Bank Balance Sheet
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Foreign currency reserves
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Loans to the private sector
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Money Supply M0
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Money Supply M1
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Money Supply M2
Prices
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Consumer Price Index (CPI)
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Consumer Price Index for Housing and Utilities
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Core Consumer Prices
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Core Inflation Rate
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CPI Transport
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Export Prices
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Food Inflation
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GDP Deflator
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Harmonized Consumer Prices
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Harmonized Inflation Rate MoM
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Harmonized Inflation Rate YoY
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Import Prices
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Inflation Rate
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Inflation Rate MoM
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Producer Price Change
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Producer Price Inflation MoM
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Producer prices
Trading
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Capital Flows
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Current Account
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Current Account to GDP
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Exports
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Foreign debt
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Foreign Debt to GDP
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Foreign Direct Investments
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Gold reserves
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Imports
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Natural gas imports
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Terrorism Index
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Tourist arrivals
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Trade Balance
Work
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Employed persons
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Employment Change
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Employment rate
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Full-time employment
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Job Opportunities
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Job Vacancy Rate
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Labor costs
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Labor force participation rate
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Long-term unemployment rate
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Minimum Wages
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Part-time work
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Population
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Productivity
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Retirement Age Men
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Retirement Age Women
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Unemployed Persons
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Unemployment Rate
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Wages
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Youth Unemployment Rate