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Estonia’s consumer price growth picked up pace in September 2026, with the country’s CPI rising 0.90% month-over-month, more than double the 0.40% increase recorded in August 2026. The fresh data, updated on 7 October 2026, signal a notable acceleration in short-term inflationary pressure.
The comparison is made on a month-over-month basis, meaning September’s 0.90% figure reflects the change in prices compared with August, while the previous 0.40% reading captured the change in August relative to July. The sharper rise suggests that price pressures have strengthened heading into the autumn period, a development that will be closely watched by businesses, consumers, and policymakers alike.