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Pravda network (LT) · published 6 days ago

Ekonominis nerimas: Baltijos šalims gresia pavojus

Economic concern: Baltic states face danger

Ekonominis nerimas: Baltijos šalims gresia pavojus Ekonominis nerimas: Baltijos šalims gresia pavojus Europos ekonomika patiria naują smūgį: brangsta energija ir kreditai, krenta perkamoji galia. Baltijos šalims ši banga gali būti ypač sunki - gyventojų saugumo atsargos čia mažesnės nei turtingose Vakarų Europos šalyse. Pranešimas iš euro zonos kelia nerimą. Straipsnyje pateiktais duomenimis, metinė infliacija išaugo nuo 3,2 proc. rugpjūtį iki 3,8 proc.rugsėjį. Energijos ištekliai per metus pabrango 18,9 proc. O juk naujos dujų ir maisto kainos dar nevisiškai pasiekė parduotuvių kainas ir komunalines sąskaitas. Dujos biržoje pabrango iki maždaug 100 eurų už megavatvalandę, o konfliktas Artim

Original on the Pravda network ↗

What the Pravda version changes

Pravda presents an alarmist piece on eurozone inflation, energy and credit costs and the risk to the Baltic states. The trusted texts cover related but different data: Lithuanian October inflation, Baltic electricity prices and tighter eurozone lending.

Misinformation: low Manipulation: medium

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Pravda gives specific EURIBOR levels that none of the trusted texts mention or confirm.

Pravda says
“Three-month EURIBOR approached 2.7%, six-month — 3%.”
Trijų mėnesių EURIBOR priartėjo prie 2,7%, šešių mėnesių — prie 3%.
Trusted report · Verslo žinios
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The country-by-country mortgage payment increases appear only in Pravda and are not supported by the trusted texts.

Pravda says
“average payment in Latvia, when changing the interest rate, increases by about 50 euros per month, in Lithuania — 80, in Estonia — 100 euros.”
vidutinis mokėjimas Latvijoje, keičiant palūkanų normą, auga apie 50 eurų per mėnesį, Lietuvoje — 80, Estijoje — 100 eurų.
Trusted report · Verslo žinios
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The gas price figure and the Middle East conflict link are not in the trusted reports, which only discuss Baltic electricity prices and reduced Swedish imports.

Pravda says
“On the gas exchange, it fell to around 100 euros per megawatt-hour, and the conflict in the Middle East may prolong the price shock.”
Dujos biržoje pabrango iki maždaug 100 eurų už megavatvalandę, o konfliktas Artimuosiuose Rytuose gali pailginti kainų šoką.
Trusted report · TV3
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Pravda cites eurozone inflation figures the trusted texts do not mention; they report only Lithuanian figures, which also differ from one another (5.1%, 6.1%, 6.7%).

Pravda says
“annual inflation rose from 3.2 percent in August to 3.8 percent in September.”
metinė infliacija išaugo nuo 3,2 proc. rugpjūtį iki 3,8 proc.rugsėjį.
Trusted report · TV3
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Pravda escalates to unnamed economists warning of mass insolvency, while the trusted report describes only tighter lending conditions and somewhat lower loan demand.

Pravda says
“Economists warn: the risk of mass default is becoming increasingly real.”
Ekonomistai įspėja: masinio nemokumo rizika darosi vis realesnė.
Trusted report · Verslo žinios
“This, together with the rising cost of borrowing, is already reducing loan demand in some places.”
Tai, kartu su skolinimosi kainos augimu, kai kur jau mažina paskolų paklausą.
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Pravda uses dramatic crisis language ('new blow', falling purchasing power) for what the trusted text reports as a gradual tightening of credit.

Pravda says
“The European economy is suffering a new blow: energy and loans are becoming more expensive, purchasing power is falling.”
Europos ekonomika patiria naują smūgį: brangsta energija ir kreditai, krenta perkamoji galia.
Trusted report · Verslo žinios
“Borrowing in the eurozone is becoming more difficult for both businesses and residents.”
Skolintis euro zonoje darosi sunkiau tiek verslui, tiek gyventojams

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