Finland’s consumer confidence index fell to –5.3 in June 2026, up from –10.5 in May and –12.5 in April. The June 2025 level was –8.6, while the long‑term average remains –2.9. The figure is the highest since February 2022, when the index reached 0.5. The data come from a survey of 1,197 respondents conducted 1–17 June. While confidence is still weak, expectations for the next year for both personal and Finnish economies have risen but remain below the long‑term average. The timing for durable‑goods purchases is still considered very unfavourable, with only 15% finding it favourable. House‑purchase plans are now at the average long‑term level.
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