Latvian, Lithuanian economies slow as prices rise
                   
earthtimes.org     May 12, 2008          

Riga - Latvia's annual inflation rate reached 17.5 per cent in April, up from 16.8 per cent in March, as the Baltic nation's economy slows down, the Central Statistical Bureau said on Monday. Rising inflation, coupled with slower growth, is increasin... [read full story]                

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