In a monthly analysis of the Lithuanian retail sector, new data indicates a deceleration in the growth of retail sales for the month of October 2025. According to the latest figures released on November 27, retail sales have increased by 3.9% on a year-over-year basis. This marks a slowdown from the 5.1% year-over-year growth observed in September 2025.
This change reflects a decrease in consumer spending momentum as external economic factors and shifts in consumer habits likely impact market dynamics. The annual comparison suggests that although the retail sector continues to grow, it is at a slower pace than seen in the previous month.
Retail analysts in Lithuania are closely monitoring these shifts, as the nation’s economic outlook remains dependent on maintaining robust consumer demand. This latest data on retail sales could have significant implications for future economic planning and fiscal policies as the country moves towards the end of the year.
