Lithuania retail sales fall in March
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Lithuania’s retail sales dropped in March amid the lockdown imposed to battle the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, figures from the Statistics Lithuania (LS) show.
Loan woman shopping in Vilnius, Lithuania on April 18, 2020. Photo by Michele Ursi / Shutterstock.com
Retail sales, excluding value added tax, decreased a working-day adjusted 5.7% year-on-year in March, after a 7% rise in February.
Sales of textiles, clothing and footwear dropped 52.9% annually in March. Sales in non-specialized stores declined 34.2% and sales of non-food items fell 14.3%. Sales in the food and beverages services industry decreased 44.9%.
On the month, retail sales fell 10.4% in March. For the January to March period, retail sales gained a working-day adjusted 1.8% from the same period of the previous year, LS said on April 28.
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