• February 14, 2026
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Prices in Estonia went up 4.1% on year to December 2025

Supermarket checkout. Source: Priit Mürk/ERR

Prices in Estonia rose by 4.1 percent on year to December, Statistics Estonia reported.

The flash estimate of the harmonized index of consumer prices (HICP) published by on Wednesday also found prices in Estonian fell by 0.4 percent between November and December 2025.

Read more: ERR.EE

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