Latvia’s Stock Market Shrinks in 2024 After Decade of Growth
Latvia’s stock market shrank in 2024 after years of steady growth. Both imports and exports fell, reversing long-term trends. Yet despite the decline, the value of stock consumption and export prices hit record highs.
The Latvian stock market contracted by X% in 2024, dropping to $X in total value. This marked the third straight year of decline after a decade of expansion.
Latvia’s stock sector faced a downturn in 2024, with both imports and exports shrinking. Higher unit prices, however, drove up the total value of exports and consumption. The market now adjusts after a prolonged period of growth.
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