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Lithuanian economy stabilising, says PM

By Andrew Ward in Stockholm

Published: November 1 2009 22:34 | Last updated: November 1 2009 22:34

Lithuania’s economy is stabilising and the government is confident of avoiding a bail-out from the International Monetary Fund after its successful $1.5bn bond issue last month, says the country’s prime minister.

The Baltic nation has been among the worst-hit victims of the global credit crunch, with gross domestic product projected to decline more than 18 per cent this year.

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