In April 2015, Lithuania in terms of gold reserves was 82nd in the world. According to Rasa Platukiene, head of the Trade Unit of the Investment Management Department of the Banking Services of the Bank of Lithuania, such reserves are sufficient and the Bank is not planning either a decrease or an increase.

In February 2015, Lithuania's balance of payments recorded a EUR 28 million deficit on its current account; its build-up resulted from trade deficit (EUR 165 million) and the narrowing of the surpluses on the balances of services (EUR 103.3 million), primary income (EUR 22 million) and secondary income (EUR 11.6 million).

Georgian Railway has joined the Viking project. The news was confirmed on Wednesday in Vilnius, during a meeting of members of the international intermodal freight logistics project.

According to preliminary data of the Lithuanian Ministry of Finance, during the first quarter of this year, revenues of the state budget and municipal budgets were by 0.3% (EUR 5.5 million) larger than planned and by 2.8% (EUR 43.3 million) bigger than a year ago.

According to the data of Statistics Lithuania, prices of services and food products have been growing for some unknown reason in March 2015: compared to February, they got more expensive by 1.3%, however, trailers, semi-trailers, steam supply and air conditioning products became cheaper.

On 9 April 2015, at a meeting of the Coordinating Committee on the Euro Adoption, presided over by Lithuanian Prime Minister Algirdas Butkevicius, the information about the process of adoption of the euro in Lithuania was presented.

Statistics Lithuania informs that in March 2015, compared to February, prices for consumer goods and services increased by 0.8%. In March 2015, annual (March 2015, against March 2014) deflation stood at 1.4%.

The declining economic situation in Russia in 2014 was a serious challenge for the Baltics, however, Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia proved their flexibility, maintaining economic growth, which, according to the experts, will accelerate in Latvia and Lithuania this year; but in 2016 – in all three Baltic States.

Statistics Lithuania informs that, based on non-final data obtained from customs declarations, Intrastat reporting and VAT returns data, exports in February 2015 amounted to EUR 1.7 billion (LTL 6 billion), imports – EUR 1.9 billion (LTL 6.7 billion). Exports of goods of Lithuanian origin amounted to EUR 1 billion (LTL 3.4 billion). Over the month (February 2015, against January), exports increased by 11.4, imports – by 13.5%.

Lithuania Post's data show that the number of money orders sent by residents before Easter period in 2015 has increased by 70% if compared with previous months. Comparing the first quarter of the year 2015 with the same period of 2013, the number of outgoing money orders has increased by 29%.