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Last refreshed 20 Oct 2026 · 16:52 UTC+3

Finland · Macro overview

GDP growth% y/y
1.4
2026 Q2+0.3 pp vs prior
Headline inflation% y/y
2.7
Sept 2026+0.2 pp vs prior
Unemployment%
9.9
Aug 2026-0.6 pp vs prior
Consumer confidencebalance
-5.1
Sept 2026-1.7 pts vs prior
10-year bond yield%
3.8
Sept 2026+0.3 pp vs prior

GDP growth

Real output, year-on-year · %

Open nowcast
ObservedSG-LassoShaded: indicative 80% range
Target periodEstimate80% rangeRevision, pp
2026Q3Awaiting GDP release2.2%0.9 to 3.6-0.1
2026Q4Current period1.7%0.0 to 3.50.0
2027Q1Next period2.2%0.3 to 4.10.0

Consumer price inflation

HICP, year-on-year · %

Open nowcast
ObservedSG-LassoShaded: indicative 80% range
Target periodEstimate80% rangeRevision, pp
2026-10Current period2.2%1.6 to 2.70.0
2026-11Next period2.1%1.6 to 2.70.0
2026-122 months ahead2.1%1.6 to 2.70.0
2027-013 months ahead2.1%1.5 to 2.80.0

Activity monitor

Latest observations and scheduled source releases

All indicators
IndicatorPeriodLatestChange, ptsNext release / decisionRecent observations
Industrial production% y/yMay 20260.6-2.016 Nov 2026
Retail sales volume% y/yAug 20263.6+1.56 Nov 2026
Construction output volume% y/yAug 202612.9-1.819 Nov 2026
Industrial confidencebalanceSept 20263.5-0.729 Oct 2026
Services confidencebalanceSept 202613.5-2.329 Oct 2026
Construction confidencebalanceSept 2026-3.5+4.529 Oct 2026
Consumer confidencebalanceSept 2026-5.1-1.729 Oct 2026
Unemployment%Aug 20269.9-0.630 Oct 2026
ECB deposit facility rate% p.a.17 Oct 20262.50.029 Oct 2026

Source: Eurostat, ECFIN and ECB statistics. The ECB date is its next monetary-policy decision. National publications and warehouse updates may occur separately.

Regional comparison

Latest observed value · period shown below

IndicatorFinlandEuro area
GDP, % y/y1.42026 Q20.92026 Q2
HICP, % y/y2.7Sept 20263.8Sept 2026
Unemployment, %9.9Aug 20266.4Aug 2026
ECONOMIC REPORT 03 OCT 2026

Recovery continues. Domestic demand lags.

Exports support growth, but quarterly momentum has slowed and household spending is flat. A stronger annual forecast coexists with uneven demand and rising financing costs.

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