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Swedbank: Estonian economy: still weak, but it is improving gradually

Swedbank

In Q3 2024, Estonian GDP dropped 0.7% y/y in real terms, while it increased 0.1% q/q (seasonally and working day adjusted – swda), according to the flash estimate of Statistics Estonia. The estimate met our expectations. Estonia has left economic

Swedbank: From divergence to more synchronised growth

Swedbank

The divergent development across countries and sectors has continued this year. Boosted by household consumption, the US economy has grown at a solid pace so far this year, albeit somewhat slower than in 2023. Following a longer period of stagnation,

Swedbank: Records in the labour market in Estonia

Swedbank

People’s willingness to work has reached record-highs. Rapidly rising prices motivate people to look for additional income. The participation rate, i.e., the share of people who are either employed or are actively looking for a job, rose to 75.4% of

Swedbank: Estonian economic recession is only barely receding

Swedbank

In Q1 2024, GDP dropped 2.1% y/y in real terms and was slightly lower than in Q4 (swda), according to the flash estimate of Statistics Estonia. Thus, economic recession continued in Estonia in Q1, while the decline has slowed. Economic

Swedbank: Estonia’s economic recession continued in Q4 2023

Swedbank

Estonia’s GDP dropped 2.7% year-on-year in Q4 2023 and 3.0% in 2023 in real terms (non-adjusted), according to Statistics Estonia. In quarter-on-quarter comparison, GDP continued to contract in Q4, falling by 0.7% (swda). Nominal GDP growth slowed to 4.6% in

Pro Kapital: Pro Kapital Council approved Consolidated Interim Report for IV Quarter and 12 Months of 2023 (Unaudited)

Pro Kapital

MANAGEMENT REPORT CEO summary In 2023 we have been in line with the Company’s history, by having focus on the main areas of activities in real estate developments in the three Baltics capitals (Tallinn, Riga and Vilnius) and the hotel

Swedbank: Estonia: prolonged GDP decline stopped in the Q4 2023

Swedbank

In Q4 2023, Estonia’s GDP dropped 3.0% y/y in real terms and remained on the same level compared to the previous quarter (swda), according to the flash estimate of Statistics Estonia. Estonian GDP contracted 3.5% y/y (swda) and 3.4% (non-adjusted)

Pro Kapital: Pro Kapital Council approved Consolidated Interim Report for III Quarter and 9 Months of 2023 (Unaudited)

Pro Kapital

MANAGEMENT REPORT CEO summary Q3 2023 marks as a continuation of the newly started developments of AS Pro Kapital Grupp. Real estate development In Tallinn, the decision taken earlier in the year on starting the construction and sales of Kalaranna

Swedbank: Estonia: the economic recession is receding gradually

Swedbank

In Q3, GDP dropped 2.5% y/y in real terms and remained on the same level compared with the previous quarter (swda), according to the flash estimate of Statistics Estonia. The GDP flash estimate was close to our expectations. Estonian GDP

Swedbank: Estonian economy has contracted six quarters in a row

Swedbank

In Q2, Estonian GDP declined 2.9% y/y (non-adjusted) and 0.2% q/q (swda). GDP has contracted 3.3% in real terms in 1H 2023. The GDP decline has receded gradually, while the largest contraction remained in 4Q 2022. We forecast 2% GDP

Pro Kapital: Pro Kapital Council approved Consolidated Interim Report for II Quarter and 6 Months of 2023 (Unaudited)

Pro Kapital

MANAGEMENT REPORT CEO summary Q2 2023 marks as a continuation of the newly started developments of AS Pro Kapital Grupp. Real estate development In Tallinn, the decision taken earlier in the year on starting the construction and sales of Kalaranna

Swedbank: Long-lasting recession continued in the second quarter

Swedbank

In Q2 2023, GDP dropped 3% y/y and 0.3% q/q (both swda) in real terms, according to the flash estimate of Statistics Estonia. GDP contraction in Q2 was below our expectations. However, the economic contraction is receding gradually. Estonian economy

Swedbank: Stability and Sustainability – Baltic and Swedish economies in doldrums

Swedbank

Sweden: Economic growth has weakened Baltics: Insufficient demand and falling inflation Risks: Even weaker demand, higher unemployment, geopolitical pressures, deglobalisation Sustainability: Continued improvements are needed Swedish economy showed more resilience than expected in the first quarter, although a substantial positive

Swedbank: Estonia: GPD fell for the fifth quarter in a row

Swedbank

In Q1 2023, GDP contracted 3.2% y/y (non-adjusted) and 0.6% q/q (swda) in real terms. GDP contraction met our expectations. In nominal terms, Estonian economy expanded 9.3%, above the long-term average. Estonian economy has contracted five quarters in a row

Swedbank: Wage growth accelerated in Estonia

Swedbank

The average wage growth accelerated to 13.3% in the first quarter from 12.1% in the fourth quarter. Wage growth was rapid and broad-based despite difficult economic times. Wage growth accelerated due to a significant increase in public sector wages, especially

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