In a move that highlights easing inflationary pressures, Latvia's Consumer Price Index (CPI) fell to 3.5% in December 2025, down from November's 3.8%. This year-over-year comparison, updated on January 13, 2026, suggests that the Baltic nation is successfully navigating through recent economic challenges that have been affecting global markets.
This decrease marks a trend of slowing inflation as economies worldwide continue to stabilize post-pandemic. The December CPI reflects a significant stage in Latvia’s economic journey, as the nation has been working towards managing price fluctuations and fostering stable economic growth.
Analysts will be closely watching if this downward trajectory continues into the new year, indicating potential for future economic stability in the region. As Latvia heads into 2026, the balancing act between inflation control and economic growth will remain a vital point of observation for both policymakers and investors alike.
