Too many apartments have been completed here
The report warns of an oversupply of apartments in Finnish municipalities, leading to a predicted slow down in the construction industry this year.
Petteri Orpo's Direct Words About Gas Prices – "Clearly Obvious"
Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo expresses concerns about rising gas prices due to the ongoing war in Iran and its impact on the economy.
Orpo: The situation in the Middle East could shake up Finland's economic growth
Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo discussed potential impacts of the Middle Eastern tensions on Finland's economy, expressing concerns about uncertainty affecting market growth.
Government Professional is Harsh: This Traditional Finnish Feature is an Obstacle to Growth
In a recent event, Sanna Suvanto-Harsaae criticized Finnish thinking patterns that restrict innovation and growth.
Finnish People Voted: This is the Salary That Allows for a Comfortable Living
A recent survey revealed that Finnish respondents believe a net monthly salary of around €2,300 is adequate for comfortable living.
The Forestry Industry Warns: Logging Restrictions Threaten Thousands of Jobs
Finland's forestry industry could lose between 3,000 and 4,000 jobs if proposed logging restrictions by the Finnish Climate Panel and Nature Panel are implemented.
Two Crazy Years and Then the Recession Hit – Now a Traditional Stove Manufacturer Sees Light at the End of the Tunnel: "The Cold Works in Our Favor"
A Finnish stove manufacturer, Seppälän Tiili, reflects on the deep recession affecting the construction industry but also notes a recent uptick in demand during colder winter months.
Survey: Many Finnish Small Businesses are in Economic Difficulties
A recent survey reveals that many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Finland are experiencing economic difficulties as their confidence wavers.
Editorial: The secret weapon of the bourgeois party is Minja Koskela
The article discusses the Finnish government's financial adjustments and the looming uncertainty as upcoming elections approach, specifically focusing on strategies for reelection amid economic recovery challenges.
A Grim Assessment from the Ministry of Finance Regarding Future Cuts – Education and Pensions Mentioned
The Finnish Ministry of Finance projects significant budget cuts of between 8 to 11 billion euros, impacting various sectors including education and pensions.
Finnish economy grew less than expected
Finland's economy experienced a growth rate of 0.4% in the last quarter of 2025, which was lower than previously anticipated, leading to revised growth forecasts.
These crimes would prevent taxi drivers from working in the future - new tightening of taxi law
The Finnish government is proposing stricter regulations for taxi drivers, including a mandatory taximeter and enhanced requirements for maintaining good reputation.
A dramatic sugar upheaval is coming - Now a grim assessment has been made
Finnish Sugar Ltd has announced it will start negotiations to cease the production of several sugar products in Finland, reflecting a challenging outlook for domestic food production.
Poor economic figures – consumers' pessimism does not help
Consumer confidence in the Finnish economy has further declined to -10.5 points, indicating low optimism for both personal and national economic prospects.
Petteri Orpo: This is the Tragedy of Finland
Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo outlined the government's commitment to economic reforms and budget savings in a statement to Parliament, highlighting the ongoing challenges of unemployment.
Unions warn of the impact of the debt brake – 'The economy cannot withstand significant tightening'
Finnish unions SAK and STTK caution that proposed fiscal tightening linked to the debt brake may seriously harm the country's economy.
A shocking figure revealed - The knockout came immediately: 'Finland's economy cannot bear it'
Finnish labor organizations express concern over significant required adjustments to the national economy due to a new report on debt regulations, predicting a severe fiscal tightening in coming years.
Report: Finnish Companies Divide into Winners and Losers
A new report reveals that Finnish companies are increasingly categorized into distinct groups of winners and losers in the economy.
Live broadcast at 7:45: Trump gave a speech in a tight spot - here's how experts commented
Donald Trump delivered a crucial address to Congress early Wednesday Finnish time, amidst declining approval ratings and mounting public dissatisfaction.
Finnish housing market revives
The Finnish housing market is showing signs of revival due to increased demand.
Tech Consultant Surprised by Oura's Move to the United States - Silicon Valley Expert Celebrates the Success of the Boys from Oulu
The Finnish smart ring company Oura has moved its headquarters from Finland to the United States, raising concerns about Finland's ability to retain growing tech companies.
The Number of Employees in Companies is Decreasing for the Third Consecutive Year
The number of employees in Finnish companies has been declining for two and a half years, with a 0.6% decrease reported in January compared to the previous year.
Editorial: A trick has emerged that could save 3,000–6,000 euros – The whispering started immediately
The Finnish government's tax discussions have recently spotlighted the controversial transfer tax, suggesting potential savings for homebuyers.
Has economic growth begun, Minister Sakari Puisto? Type your question to the minister
Finnish economy shows signs of recovery as export companies report filled order books, prompting a discussion with Minister Sakari Puisto on economic growth and EU competitiveness.
Finnish and Swedish Foreign Ministers: Economic Growth and Competitiveness are Prerequisites for Europe's Security
The foreign ministers of Finland and Sweden emphasized that economic growth and competitiveness are essential for ensuring Europe's security.
Harsh figures from retail: thousands of jobs are disappearing
The Finnish retail industry anticipates cautious sales growth, but job losses continue to be a pressing issue.
More Signs of Recovery: Retail Accelerates Growth
Retail sales and revenue have been increasing since September, although employment in the sector continues to decline, according to the Finnish Commerce Federation.
Giant factory closing in Finland? Harsh assessment from experts
Finnish forestry industry faces significant pressure due to high wood prices, raising investor concerns about potential capacity closures.
Analysis: Forest Companies at Different Lines on Trade Agreement, Pulp Already Flowing to the EU Area Without Arrival
Finnish forest companies have reported their 2025 financial results, with Metsä Group announcing an 85 million euro loss and significant job cuts amidst declining demand.
Coffee package sales plummeted as prices rose
Finnish consumers are buying less coffee for home, despite paying significantly more due to a nearly one-third price increase over the past year, resulting in a nine percent drop in sales compared to 2024.
The Russian economy is under increasing pressure, the mercenary model no longer works
Finnish experts assess that Russia's economic growth may halt this year as the previously effective recruitment model for soldiers, based on generous pay, is now becoming exhausted.
Live broadcast at 15:55: Will the weak performance of the Finnish economy become a key topic during the first question session of the year?
The Finnish Parliament is convening for its first oral question session since the break, with discussion expected to shift from recent inappropriate behavior to the economy.
Another Good News from the Economy: The Situation for Employees Improved Significantly
Finnish employees saw a significant increase in earnings during the last quarter of 2025, with nominal earnings rising by 3.5% compared to the same period last year, reflecting an increase in real purchasing power.
The pain threshold for electricity has been crossed: Southern Ostrobothnian Jussi may have to give up his car: "A complete impossibility"
Jussi Kangas from Southern Ostrobothnia faces the possibility of giving up his electric cars due to soaring electricity costs exceeding his budget.
Riikka Purra: Finland Has No Room for Tax Increases
Finnish Finance Minister Riikka Purra stated that there is little room for tax increases in Finland due to high overall tax rates and sluggish economic growth, emphasizing the need for a long-term fiscal adjustment program that should have started by 2011.