The adoption of new principles that are being currently debated must be limited to the subject matter of surveillance over exchange rates. We would be uneasy to see the insertion of any new principles that qualify domestic policies with peripheral consequences on exchange rate management.
Lithuania’s population is ageing, despite noticeable improvements in the country’s migratory balance. The European Commission’s estimates continue to show that the share of people aged between 18 and 35 in the country’s population will decrease by approximately one-fifth in a decade’s time.