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Estonian Economy and Monetary Policy 4/2022

The global economy is cooling. High inflation together with rising interest rates have in recent months led economic activity to decline further. Supply problems and restrictions imposed because of the pandemic have eased from their earlier peaks, but the reduction in purchasing power and increased uncertainty are hemming demand in and clouding the outlook for growth at businesses. The global economy is weaker than was earlier forecast, and this is leaving traces in the exporting opportunities of Estonian businesses. Estonia’s main export markets are in Europe, which is suffering relatively more from the energy crisis than the rest of the world.

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