Lithuania's economy marked a deceleration in growth during the second quarter of 2025, as the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate edged down to 3.00%. This represents a decline from the 3.40% growth recorded in the first quarter of the same year, according to the latest figures updated on July 30, 2025.
This shift highlights a moderation in economic momentum when comparing year-over-year changes, which juxtaposes the economic performance of the recent quarter with the equivalent period the previous year. While the growth remains positive, the slowing rate may indicate emerging headwinds or a transitioning economic environment.
The specific factors contributing to this slowdown have not been disclosed in the data, but the development prompts a closer examination of Lithuania’s economic policies and external influences that may be affecting the Baltic state's growth trajectory. Observers will be keen to see how policymakers respond to these developments as they aim to sustain Lithuania's economic health moving forward.
