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Channelling excess savings into demand will raise output

Finland’s export demand strengthens

Average interest rates on new loans have remained moderate

The economy will return to growth, led by private consumption

Household saving to normalise towards the end of the forecast period

Private investment will resume growth

International demand will boost exports

A strong trade balance absorbed the current account deficit

The public finances will remain deeply in deficit

The labour market will recover as the pandemic recedes

Finland and the euro area are recovering from the recession

The crisis will temporarily slow growth in potential output

Inflation will pick up notably in 2021

Steady growth in earnings during the forecast period

Unit labour costs adjusted for terms of trade will grow slightly relative to the euro area

Net lending by sector, % relative to GDP

Profit share of firms increased even though value added contracted

Changes in revenue and expenditure of non-financial corporations from 2019 to 2020

Household savings rate

Changes in household income and expenditure from 2019 to 2020