In short, nothing exciting has happened. The Governor repeated his old points on why nominal devaluation would be bad for Lat
So when another minister (this time it’s Kaspars Gerhards, responsible for economics) comes up with another idea, of how t
But first of all, let me make my position on this very clear. There is a state of the world A, in which devaluation would be
Baltics, Bulgaria next for devaluation, said yesterday's headlines. Here are some quotes:“If fundamentals are out of line
InterviewHere is a nice passage:“The prices are inflated… About 5-15% [of the procurement contract] is the sum that must
Here is the latest addition from Edward Hughes. It's quite long and, as he says himself, not for the faint of heart. However,
At the moment, Latvian economy is not run like a firm and that, in my opinion, is a very good thing. However, some twenty yea
Article of Edward HughArticle of Vjačeslavs DombrovskisAlso, the government's stabilization plan is based on the projection
