We aim to contribute to the stability of Lithuania’s financial system, hence we constantly monitor and assess vulnerabilities in the system as well as take measures to ward them off. In pursuing this goal, we not only carry out a full-fledged analysis of the financial system, but also actively mitigate threats to it, thereby implementing macroprudential policy |
News
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Creating a better user experience: share your views on the data published by Lietuvos bankas and your related needs!2024 10 14
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International Monetary Fund mission launched in Lithuania2024 05 24
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Countercyclical buffer rate approved2023 12 15
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Survey: companies remain financially resilient but less likely to apply for loans and are more optimistic about the future2023 12 08
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Eurosystem proceeds to next phase of digital euro project2023 10 18
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IMF’s forecast: probability of soft landing is increasing, it is important not to start lowering interest rates too soon2023 10 10
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Bank of Lithuania Green Strategy outlines plans for 2023-20252023 02 07
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In exceptional circumstances, the Bank of Lithuania puts forward proposals for promoting competition and choice and for banks’ profits2023 02 06
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What kind of data do you need? Express your needs in a survey2022 11 21
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Banks will have to accumulate additional capital buffer2022 10 05
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International conference “Future of Central Banking”2022 09 29
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Risk assessment: the financial system is resilient to war and inflation effects, but the heating up of the housing market is a cause for concern2022 06 08
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IMF mission begins work in Lithuania2022 01 07
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Housing credit issuers will need to accumulate a higher capital buffer2021 12 06
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Bank of Lithuania’s measures will cool down the high-risk real estate segment but attention from other institutions is required2021 11 23
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Second and subsequent housing loans will require a larger down payment from 1 February2021 11 11