- Estonia’s industrial woes continue
- Inflation fell by 0.6% in July
- Rising food prices still driving inflation
- Producer Price Index down 1.3% in September – fall in electricity prices bringing down costs
- Consumer Price Index rises by 2.3% in August
- Why is inflation in Estonia so high?
- Firewood prices have doubled since last autumn
- Energy compensation to continue until April
- Elektrilevi to increase the price of network services by 10% from June
- 12 000 household have already received energy compensation
- Electricity prices to almost double previous record highs on Tuesday
24.7.2024 | Estonia
Estonia’s industrial woes continue
In June 2024, Estonia’s Producer Price Index which measures industrial output decreased by 0.5 per cent compared to the … Read more
8.8.2023 | Estonia
Inflation fell by 0.6% in July
According to data released by Statistics Estonia, in July, the Consumer Price Index (which is the most widely used … Read more
10.4.2023 | Estonia
Rising food prices still driving inflation
According to data released this morning by Statistics Estonia, in March, the Consumer Price Index (which monitors the prices … Read more
20.10.2022 | Estonia
Producer Price Index down 1.3% in September – fall in electricity prices bringing down costs
The Producer Price Index, which expresses changes in the prices of industrial goods manufactured in Estonia for the domestic … Read more
8.9.2022 | Estonia
Consumer Price Index rises by 2.3% in August
According to data from Statistics Estonia, in August, the consumer price index increased by 2.3 per cent compared with … Read more
26.7.2022 | Estonia
Why is inflation in Estonia so high?
Inflation in Estonia currently sits at a staggering 22.0%*, the highest in Europe. For Ricardo Vicente, an economist at … Read more
16.4.2022 | Estonia
Firewood prices have doubled since last autumn
Last autumn, a cubic metre of firewood could be bought for 40 euros, today the market price is more … Read more
5.3.2022 | Estonia
Energy compensation to continue until April
The Estonian government has agreed to continue the energy compensation program until April. This will provide low and middle-income … Read more
