The long-term outlook for the Finnish economy is subdued by weak productivity, a low employment rate and an ageing population. These will limit the public finances’ ability to service debt.
The Finnish economy will grow 2.9% in 2021 and 3.0% in 2022. This fast pace of growth will, however, be only temporary, and in 2023, GDP growth will slow to 1.3%.
The vaccinations will ease the virus situation and at the same time stimulate economic growth. Households will be able to consume more freely once the pandemic eases. The economy is also growing elsewhere around the world and this will boost Finland’s exports.
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