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  1. Finland’s economy will be in recession in the latter part of the year, with construction being particularly hard hit – growth is expected again next year - Finnish Government

    9.10.2023 | Rising prices and interest rates have reduced household consumption and investments, which will push Finland’s economy into recession in the latter part of the year. Household purchasing power is expected to improve next year, which will increase consumption and boost economic growth. General government finances will deteriorate from this year on, and the general government deficit will be 3 per cent, or more, during 2024–2026.
    https://valtioneuvosto.fi/en/-/10623/in-english

  2. Technical General Government Fiscal Plan for 2024–2027 published - Finnish Government

    23.3.2023 | On Thursday 23 March, the Government decided on the technical General Government Fiscal Plan for 2024–2027. The General Government Fiscal Plan covers all general government finances, including central and municipal government finances, the finances of wellbeing services counties, statutory employment pension institutions and other social security funds.
    https://valtioneuvosto.fi/en/-/10616/technical-general-government-fiscal-plan-for-2024-2027-published

  3. Kauppapolitiikka magazine: Wind powers growth - Finnish Government

    26.9.2023 | The energy transition is reaching new heights, according to the Kauppapolitiikka magazine. The theme of the September issue is the future of wind power.
    https://valtioneuvosto.fi/en/-/kauppapolitiikka-magazine-wind-powers-growth

  4. The Finnish economy is stagnant but will pick up – increasing purchasing power and investment will drive growth in the latter part of the year - Finnish Government

    15.6.2023 | Finland’s economic growth is stagnant as rising prices and interest rates reduce demand. Nevertheless, the economy is expected to pick up in the latter part of the year as household purchasing power increases. Investments related to the green transition will further boost growth. The general government deficit will increase this year, and it is not projected to narrow during the outlook period. T...
    https://valtioneuvosto.fi/en/-/10623/the-finnish-economy-is-stagnant-but-will-pick-up-increasing-purchasing-power-and-investment-will-drive-growth-in-the-latter-part-of-the-year