Estonian National Bank Forecasts Continued Economic Growth Amid Uncertainty The Estonian National Bank has released an economic forecast projecting continued growth over the next several years, though acknowledging significant uncertainty stemming from the ongoing geopolitical situation. According to Rasmus Kattai, head of the bank’s forecasting team, the war’s impact on energy prices is creating substantial challenges for accurate predictions. The forecast outlines three primary scenarios. For 2026, the bank anticipates economic growth of 2.8%, alongside an inflation rate of 3.8%. The projections extend to 2027, forecasting growth of 2.5% and inflation of 2.2%. Finally, the forecast indicates a return to 2.8% growth in 2028, coupled with an inflation rate of 2.2%. Rasmus Kattai emphasized the importance of monitoring global developments, particularly regarding energy markets, which are currently a key driver of economic volatility. The bank’s forecast highlights a cautious approach to economic planning, reflecting the inherent risks associated with the current international landscape. The forecast remains subject to change as new data emerges and the situation evolves. Topics: #rasmus #kattai #inflation Post navigation Another drone night raises questions about bringing unmanned vehicles down The repeated application of the coach’s profession causes the experienced coaches to be in a state of panic.