爱沙尼亚塔林OMX指数 (OMXTallinn) 加自选

爱沙尼亚的年通货膨胀率从上个月的5.2%降至2025年10月的4.6%。这是自5月以来的最低水平，主要是由于食品和非酒精饮料（9月份为6.3%对7.7%）、家居用品（1.9%对2.5%）和通信（1.2%对2.6%）的价格涨幅放缓。此外，服装和鞋类的成本进一步下降（-6.9%对-4.5%）。另一方面，通货膨胀增加了酒精饮料和烟草（6.2%对5.4%），而健康（10.6%）和教育（1.1%）保持稳定。按月计算，10月份消费者价格在前一时期下跌1.1%后停滞不前。

The annual inflation rate in Estonia slowed to 4.6% in October 2025 from 5.2% in the previous month. This marked the lowest reading since May, mainly due to softer price increases for food and non-alcoholic beverages (6.3% vs 7.7% in September), household goods (1.9% vs 2.5%), and communication (1.2% vs 2.6%). Additionally, costs declined further for clothing and footwear (-6.9% vs -4.5%). On the other hand, inflation increased alcoholic beverages and tobacco (6.2% vs 5.4%), while it remained steady for health (at 10.6%) and education (at 1.1%). On a monthly basis, consumer prices stalled in October, after a 1.1% drop in the preceding period.

2025年9月，爱沙尼亚的工业生产同比下降1.5%，低于上个月向下修正的0.9%的增长率。这标志着自1月以来的第一个月出现下降，因为制造业的产出下降（-0.4%对8月份的2.4%），主要是由于皮革及相关产品的制造业进一步下降（-47.1%对-9.4%），焦炭和精炼石油产品（-37.9%对-18.5%），以及机械设备（-22.2%对-2.5%）。另一方面，电力、天然气、蒸汽和空调供应部门的产出继续下降，但速度有所放缓（-18.5%对-20.7%）。此外，采矿和采石业的产量反弹（4.8%对-0.5%）。按月计算，9月份工业活动下降1.1%，此前一个月向下修正了1.4%的增长。

Estonia’s industrial production fell by 1.5% year-on-year in September 2025, slipping from a downwardly revised 0.9% growth in the previous month. This marked the first month of decline since January, as output declined for the manufacturing sector (-0.4% vs 2.4% in August), primarily due to further declines in the manufacture of leather and related products (-47.1% vs -9.4%), coke and refined petroleum products (-37.9% vs -18.5%), and machinery and equipment (-22.2% vs -2.5%). On the other hand, output continued to decrease, though at a softer pace, in the electricity, gas, steam, and air-conditioning supply sector (-18.5% vs -20.7%). Moreover, production rebounded for mining and quarrying (4.8% vs -0.5%). On a monthly basis, industrial activity fell by 1.1% in September, following a downwardly revised 1.4% increase in the previous month.

2025年9月，爱沙尼亚的零售额同比增长3.7%，从上个月1.7%的下降中反弹。这是自6月以来的最高读数，主要原因是计算机、外围设备、软件和电信设备的销售额增长更快（28.5%对8月的1.6%），专卖店的汽车燃料（21.8%对6.2%），二手商品、售货亭和市场的零售额，以及不在商店、售货亭或市场的其他零售额（8.1%对4.0%），同时医疗和骨科商品、化妆品和卫生用品的销售额大幅反弹（5.0%对-2.2%）。相反，纺织品、服装和鞋类的销售额增长速度较慢（0.8%对4.1%），而食品、饮料和烟草（-4.2%对-3.9%）、非专卖店的其他商品（-5.2%对-4.7%）以及音频和视频设备（-4.7%对-3.6%）的销售额进一步下降。按月计算，9月份零售活动在前一时期下降3.3%后停滞不前。

Retail sales in Estonia increased by 3.7% year-on-year in September 2025, rebounding from a 1.7% decline in the previous month. This marked the highest reading since June, driven by a faster increase in sales of computers, peripheral units, software, and telecommunications equipment (28.5% vs 1.6% in August), automotive fuel in specialized stores (21.8% vs 6.2%), and second-hand goods, retail sales in kiosks and markets, and other retail sales not in stores, kiosks, or markets (8.1% vs 4.0%), alongside a sharp rebound in sales for medical and orthopedic goods, cosmetic and toilet articles (5.0% vs -2.2%). Conversely, sales rose at a softer pace for textiles, clothing, and footwear (0.8% vs 4.1%), while sales declined further for food, beverages and tobacco (-4.2% vs -3.9%), other goods in non-specialized stores (-5.2% vs -4.7%), and audio and video equipment (-4.7% vs -3.6%). On a monthly basis, retail activity stalled in September, following a 3.3% fall in the preceding period.

爱沙尼亚生产者价格指数在2025年9月同比上涨0.5%，从前一个月1.6%的跌幅反弹。再次上涨的主要原因是制造成本的复苏（8月份为0.6%对-0.1%）和采矿和采石价格的更快上涨（3.2%对2.7%）。与此同时，电力、天然气、蒸汽和空调的收缩减弱（-1.1%对-18.3%）。与此同时，供水价格增长放缓（2.7%对3.3%）。按月计算，9月份生产者价格指数增长0.5%，低于8月份的1.6%。

Estonian producer prices rose by 0.5% year-on-year in September 2025, rebounding from a 1.6% drop in the previous month. The renewed rise was primarily driven by a recovery in manufacturing costs (0.6% vs -0.1% in August) and a faster increase in prices for mining and quarrying (3.2% vs 2.7%). At the same time, the contraction softened for electricity, gas, steam, and air conditioning (-1.1% vs -18.3%). Meanwhile, price growth for water supply slowed (2.7% vs 3.3%). On a monthly basis, producer prices grew by 0.5% in September, easing from 1.6% in August.