Lithuania's retail sales growth decelerated in December 2025, as the year-over-year indicator settled at 2.4%, according to the latest data released on January 27, 2026. This marks a significant slowdown compared to November's year-over-year growth rate of 3.3%.
The drop in retail sales growth indicates potential headwinds in consumer demand as the Lithuanian market confronts various economic challenges. The latest data highlights that while sales are still growing, the pace has moderated, suggesting a need for attention from policy makers and retailers alike as they strategize for sustained economic stability.
This annual comparison reveals shifting consumer habits and possibly external economic pressures affecting Lithuania’s retail market. As stakeholders digest this data, there may be calls for renewed focus on stimulating consumer spending to bolster the nation's retail sector in the coming months.
