Estonian Ministry of Finance Projects Continued Economic Growth Amidst Uncertainty The Ministry of Finance presented its spring economic forecast on Thursday, outlining a projected expansion for the Estonian economy. Despite ongoing global uncertainty, the forecast anticipates a continued upward trend in economic growth over the next two years. According to the ministry’s analysis, real GDP is expected to increase by 0.6 percent in 2025. This growth is projected to accelerate significantly to 2.3 percent in 2026. The forecast reflects a cautious optimism regarding Estonia’s economic trajectory. The presentation, led by Minister of Finance Jürgen Ligi, emphasized the importance of navigating a challenging external environment. Factors such as geopolitical developments and inflation remain key considerations for the Estonian economy. The Ministry of Finance’s economic forecast underscores a commitment to monitoring global developments and adapting policy responses as needed. The projections are based on current data and prevailing economic conditions, acknowledging the inherent volatility within the international landscape. Further updates to the economic forecast will be provided throughout the year. [Photo: Tairo Lutter – Minister of Finance Jürgen Ligi] Topics: #ministry #finance #economic Post navigation New details emerged on why Rovanperä stayed so short in the Formula 1 at least initially. HOME Estonia⟩Maria Alas: Why do we need the Olympics?