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Finland’s cost competitiveness will improve slightly

Growth in nominal earnings will remain strong despite slowing

Inflationary impact of tax and duty increases will be at its strongest in 2025

Potential output will grow slowly

Recession will gradually recede

Employment will gradually improve

Public debt will continue to grow despite fiscal consolidation measures

General government deficit will shrink at a slow pace

Current account deficit will decrease but will not disappear

Outlook for exports is brightening

Investment rate will remain low

Investment will recover in 2025

Household purchasing power will improve in the immediate years ahead

Economic growth will pick up as a result of private consumption and investment

Rise in average interest rate on new housing loans has not continued

Demand has begun to grow in Finland’s export markets

Unemployment rate will decrease in relation to baseline scenario and will fall below level of structural unemployment

Alternative scenario: economy will temporarily improve in 2025–2026 by more than forecast

GDP growth will be higher than under the baseline scenario

Export growth will rise faster than growth in export markets