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This article includes various topics and segments from the ERR news program, covering a range of Estonian news.
FOOD PRICE INDEX: Price increase slows down, but not everywhere
Estonia's food prices have shown mixed trends in the past year, with some items still increasing while others have fallen in price, providing some relief to consumers.
"Complete closure of the border is not excluded": businesses and residents prepare for the nighttime closure of border points
The Estonian government has decided to close two border points, Koidula and Luhamaa, nightly from February 24, 2026, affecting local businesses and residents.
The government has no plans to restore quicker salary growth for judges earlier
The Estonian government plans to maintain a limited salary increase for judges, not restoring it to full index status before 2028, despite some judges arguing this limitation may be unconstitutional.
Closing the Border at Night Puts Some Businesses in Southern Estonia in a Difficult Position
The Estonian government's decision to close two land border points, Koidula and Luhamaa, at night has created significant operational challenges for local businesses in Southern Estonia.
Nearly Every Second Estonian Hasn't Saved a Penny for Unexpected Situations
Estonian banking expert Marek-Meelis Puusti highlights the financial uncertainty faced by many families due to high January electricity bills and ongoing price pressures.
Eamets: price growth in Estonia remains higher than in most EU countries
According to the latest statistics, price growth in Estonia is at 3.7% year-on-year in January, with higher electricity prices contributing significantly to the inflation rate.
The Tax Board emphasizes platform income in income tax returns
The Estonian Tax Board has begun to focus on platform income in the income tax declarations, allowing citizens to declare last year's earnings starting today.
Ardo Hansson: the slow journey of price decreases to store shelves
Ardo Hansson discusses the disparity between the falling global prices of food commodities and their sluggish reflection on local supermarket price tags in Estonia.
Andres Noodla: Support for Overlapping Production Capacities – What Could Be Estonia's Energy Market Policy?
Andres Noodla discusses the Estonian government's energy policy and its goals for ensuring energy security and transitioning to a clean energy economy.
Commerce Commentary: Chocolate Prices Decrease for Valentine's Day - What Does It Depend On?
Chocolate prices in Estonia are set to drop just in time for Valentine's Day, making it more affordable for consumers.
Several large companies are interested in acquiring E-Piim Production
Multiple large companies express interest in the acquisition of E-Piim Production, while the Estonian government aims to keep the company under local ownership.
Orav: The future of the large factory in Paide is definitely connected to Estonian milk
The CEO of E-Piim Tootmine, Anti Orav, stated that despite the company's recent bankruptcy filing, operations will continue until a future solution is found, emphasizing the factory's dependency on local Estonian milk.
Ahti Asmann: What are the economic policy interests of the Estonian state?
Ahti Asmann discusses the need for a thorough risk analysis of the carbon tax in Estonia and the implications of potential changes to the emissions trading system in the EU.
NEW TEST: The Statistics Office promises to publish the consumer price index on Monday
The Statistics Office in Estonia is set to attempt the publication of the consumer price index on Monday after experiencing three delays due to the implementation of a new methodology.
Kilowatt-wise electricity economy
Aivar Reinap discusses the challenges facing Estonian electricity consumers due to rising prices and cold weather.
Mechanization of production could reduce the prices of Estonian garden products
Estonian fruit growers believe that the prices of local apples could be more competitive if the state supported investments in mechanizing labor-intensive horticulture.
LHV's annual results fell short of expectations
LHV Group's net profits for 2025 totaled 304.8 million euros, reflecting a 10% decrease from the previous year, despite a 9% increase in consolidated net revenues in Q4.
Freight transport on Estonian Railways infrastructure decreased to three million tons last year
Freight transport on Estonian Railways infrastructure has gradually declined in recent years, dropping to three million tons last year.
Estonian Central Bank issued 288 million euros in cash in the fourth quarter
In the fourth quarter of 2025, the Estonian Central Bank circulated 8.5 million banknotes valued at 286.7 million euros and 1.77 million coins worth 1.32 million euros.