Lowering interest rates has reduced loan-servicing costs for Finnish businesses and households. In Finland, the interest rate cuts have been rapidly passed through to lending rates.
- Governor Olli Rehn -
Bank of Finland in 2024
Lowering interest rates has reduced loan-servicing costs for Finnish businesses and households. In Finland, the interest rate cuts have been rapidly passed through to lending rates.
This is a translation of the Finnish version of the Annual Report (including the financial statements). In the event of any discrepancies between the Finnish and English versions, the Finnish version shall take precedence. See the Finnish version.
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