Aiste Navaityte Research Consultant
vilnius
English, Lithuanian
About Aiste
Aiste is a Research Consultant at Euromonitor International, based in the company's Vilnius office. She conducts global market research and analysis, and offers key client support.
Aiste's remit includes consideration and assessment of the digital landscape, gross and disposable income, GDP and its components, possession rates, poverty, amongst others. Aiste is skilled in global market research and analysis, report writing, communication with clients, optimisation of client needs and the provision, interpretation and understanding of data.
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President Trump's First Year: How Migration and (De)Regulation Policies Shaped Industries
20 Jan 26The first year of President Trump’s second term has been marked by a series of policy shocks signalling an era of heightened uncertainty for the global economy. Euromonitor International identified six pillars of Trump’s policies during his first year, three of which have dominated: Tariffs, Migration and (De)Regulation. Industries have faced higher costs, supply chain disruptions and changing consumer demands.
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President Trump’s First Year: How Tariff Shocks Shaped Industries
16 Jan 26The first year of President Trump’s second term has been marked by a series of policy shocks signalling an era of heightened uncertainty for the global economy. Euromonitor International identified six pillars of Trump’s policies during his first year, three of which have dominated: Tariffs, Migration and (De)Regulation. Industries have faced higher costs, supply chain disruptions, trade uncertainty and changing consumer demands.
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