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In 2015, retail trade turnover in Latvia increased by 4.9%

Tatjana Ballode, Statistics Latvia, 29.01.2016.Print version
Calendar adjusted data (at constant prices) compiled by the Central Statistical Bureau (CSB) show that, compared to 2014, in 2015 retail trade turnover rose by 4.9%. Retail trade in food products grew by 2.8%, and turnover of non-food products – by 6.3%.

Compared to November, in December 2015 total retail trade turnover increased by 0.8% (according to seasonally adjusted data at constant prices). Retail trade in food products grew by 0.5%, and turnover of non-food products – by 1.1%.

 

Compared to November, in October total retail trade turnover (at current prices) increased by 18.9%, not taking into account seasonality. A year ago – in December 2014, compared to November, turnover grew by 14.4%.


Retail trade turnover indices (as per cent over average monthly turnover of 2010, at constant prices)

Data source: Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia


Compared to December 2014, in December 2015 total retail trade turnover grew by 2.0% (according to calendar adjusted data at constant prices). Rise in food commodity group accounted for 3.0%. In non-food commodity group there was a 1.3% increase, of which 4.6% reduction in retail sale of automotive fuel.

 

Total retail trade turnover, excluding sales of automotive fuel, grew by 3.1%.

 

Total retail trade turnover at current prices rose by 1.1% (not taking into account the calendar influence).


Changes in turnover of retail trade enterprises (as% of the corresponding month of the previous year,
at constant prices, according to calendar adjusted data)
Data source: Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia



Turnover indices of retail trade enterprises by main kind of economic activity (at constant prices)

 

2015 as% of 2014

(calendar adjusted)

December 2015 (%) over

November 2015 (seasonally adjusted)

December 2014 (calendar adjusted)

Retail trade – total

104.9

100.8

102.0

 

retail sale of  food products, total

102.8

100.5

103.0

 

retail trade with non-food products, total

106.3

101.1

101.3

 

 

retail trade in non-specialised stores selling mainly non-food

96.3

96.0

93.8

 

 

retail sale of pharmaceutical and medical goods

104.3

100.8

100.8

 

 

retail trade in textiles, clothing, footwear and leather ware

101.3

102.7

106.6

 

 

retail sale of hardware, paints and glass

101.5

101.5

98.4

 

 

retail sale of furniture, lighting equipment and other household articles in specialised stores

106.9

97.6

102.1

 

 

retail sale of automotive fuel

108.1

101.6

95.4

 

More information on seasonally adjusted, calendar adjusted and non-adjusted retail trade turnover indices is available in the CSB database in section Trade and Services.






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