Finns' confidence in their own finances is the weakest in the Nordic countries
According to a recent report, Finnish consumer confidence in their own financial situation has declined even further. Finland now ranks last in the comparison among the other Nordic countries. The index figure in Finland fell from 6.0 points to 5.8 points during 2025.
Economic uncertainty has become widespread across the Nordic region, but Finland's situation is more challenging than that of its neighbors. In the comparison, Norway received 6.3 points and Sweden 6.1 points. Although confidence has also fallen slightly in these countries compared to before, they still remain ahead of Finland.
Consumer confidence describes how people assess their own financial future and their ability to make purchases. A low index generally indicates that households are cautious with their spending and worried about the general economic situation, such as inflation or interest rate levels.
According to experts, the situation reflects the general slowdown of the Finnish economy. Although economic figures fluctuate, the consumer's experience of their own finances is an important indicator that directly affects, for example, the demand for retail and services.
The figures show that Finns are more cautious about the coming year than the residents of neighboring countries. The development of the situation is being monitored closely, as the recovery of consumer confidence is a key part of economic recovery.