15.12.202506:00:00UTC+00Finland’s CPI Holds Steady in November Amid Continued Economic Uncertainty

Finland's Consumer Price Index (CPI) for November 2025 remained stagnant with no change from the previous month's figure, staying at -0.20%. This latest data, released and updated on December 15, 2025, underscores a period of economic uncertainty as deflationary pressures continue to pervade the Finnish economy.

The negative growth in the CPI has now persisted for a two-month consecutive period, having initially hit -0.20% in October 2025. This unchanged CPI level month-over-month indicates continued minimal consumer price inflation, reflecting either a restrained consumer demand or significant changes in supply dynamics.

Economists are closely monitoring these CPI trends as they could signal ongoing economic challenges within Finland. The persistently low or negative inflation rate may prompt further evaluation of fiscal and monetary policies to mitigate any adverse impacts and encourage more robust economic growth and consumer confidence moving forward.