“In the third quarter, we saw a 2.5% growth. I think it will be slightly lower in the fourth quarter because, logically speaking, there are still the effects of holidays and so on. However, for the time being, it looks like we will end the year with a plus and a gain,” Janulevičius told Žinių radijas on Monday.

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