Finland's consumer prices rose 3.1 percent year-on-year in October 2026, up from 2.5 percent in September, according to Statistics Finland. The statistical agency reported that the month-on-month change in consumer prices was 0.4 percent. Petrol 95 E 10, diesel EN 590 and interest on housing loans contributed most to the year-on-year increase in consumer prices. The rise was curbed most by redemption of documents, owner-occupied flats and non-refundable prescription medicines. Core inflation of the Consumer Price Index, which covers all consumer goods and services except food and energy, stood at 1.8 percent. Preliminary data on the Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices put euro area inflation at 4.0 percent in October 2026, compared with 3.
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