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Investors’ Confidence Index for Lithuania (ICIL) indicates that investors’ confidence is stabilizing. For a third quarter in the row, ICIL value remains high with minor fluctuations. Currently, ICIL final value is 1,225 out of 2.

Most recent Investors’ Confidence Index for Lithuania (ICIL) indicates growing investors’ trust in Lithuania’s economy as its final value reaches 1,23 points from 2 (maximum value). In addition, country’s GDP growth is higher than EU average and signals positive growth trend since 2015.

The fourth quarter of the year resulted in slowdown of investors expectations, however the final result if ICIL remains very high. This quarter’s value of Investors’ Confidence Index for Lithuania (ICIL) Q4 reached 1,216 (2 maximum value).

Investors‘ Confidence Index for Lithuania (ICIL) 2017 second quarter value reached record high results – 1,303 (2 max) value. One of the main reasons why ICIL sky rocketed was the highly favorable evaluation of political stability in Lithuania – 36% of respondents said that it is high. Moreover, newly published Lithuanian government’s action plan had huge influence and as a result 59% of investors are expecting an increase in demand of their products and services.

Investors’ Confidence Index for Lithuania (ICIL) value for 2017 first quarter remained unchanged since 2016 second quarter and maintained the value of 1,215.

Survey of Investors’ confidence index for Lithuania for the second quarter of 2016 reveals that large foreign capital investors remain highly confident in the economy of Lithuania. Although, the level of optimism has shrunk slightly in comparison with the beginning of the year. The largest investors are expecting a continuous growth of demand for their products and services (56% of surveyed top-level managers) and profitability of their companies (50%). A third (29%) are planning to expand their export quantities.