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The operating environment outside Finland has become difficult, and the outlook for the economy continued to deteriorate during the autumn. Finland’s economy is in recession and will continue to be weak across a broad front ...

Finland’s economy is in recession and will not start to pick up until the end of 2024. The prices of goods and services have remained high since the earlier peak in inflation, and elevated interest rates on loans are further ...

The Finnish economy is recovering from the recession. The move out of recession will be slow, and the output of the Finnish economy in 2024 will in fact be below the level of the previous year.

The Finnish economy is recovering from a recession. Growth in the economy will nevertheless be modest in the near term and is being restrained by the low level of investment, in particular. The Bank of Finland’s March 2025 ...

Finland’s economy is still sluggish, but growth is picking up little by little. Due to the economy’s weak performance in the early months of the year, the full-year growth for 2025 will be 0.3%. However, growth will pick ...

Finland’s economy is emerging from a phase of extremely low growth. Nevertheless, although the economy will improve, there is no strong expansionary phase in sight in the immediate years ahead. The risks surrounding the ...

The Bank of Finland produces forecasts for the Finnish economy using advanced modelling tools. Central to this process is its Aino model, which is a dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (DSGE) model that integrates various ...