Household spending on consumer goods down in Lithuania, up in Latvia, Estonia in June
2017-07-14, 11:22
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Household spending on consumer goods declined in Lithuania in June 2017 compared with May, but increased in Latvia and Estonia, according to a household expenses index published by Baltic Market Insights (Baltmi). Average household spending on food, drinks, non-food products, tobacco products, medical products, entertainment and fuel fell by 2.2% to 389.32 euros in Lithuania, but rose by 2.01% to 402.71 euros in Latvia and was up by 2.23% to 506.03 euros in Estonia. The average amount of money spent per store visit increased by 2.9% to 11.73 euros, by 4.66% to 10.52 euros and by 4.71% to 15.15 euros, respectively. The average household spending index does not include expenses for utilities and services.
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