Investing.com -- The Finnish government is projected to have an average annual deficit of just over €8 billion ($8.67 billion) from 2026 to 2029, according to information released by Finland’s finance ministry on Thursday. The ministry’s statement outlines the expected financial situation for the government over the four-year period, providing a glimpse into the country’s fiscal future.

The finance ministry did not provide further details on the factors contributing to the projected deficit. However, it is clear that the Finnish government will need to navigate this financial challenge in the coming years.

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