Estonia’s industrial production growth cooled markedly in September 2026, with output edging up just 0.30% month-over-month, according to the latest data updated on 5 November 2026. This represents a sharp deceleration from August 2026, when industrial production rose by 4.10% compared with July.
The figures highlight a significant loss of momentum in Estonia’s industrial sector over a single month. While August’s robust increase suggested a short-term upswing in activity, the September reading points to a near standstill in growth. On a month-over-month basis, the current indicator reflects only a marginal expansion, in contrast to the strong prior-month performance.
The comparison underscores the volatility in Estonia’s industrial output: the “Actual” data for September measure the change versus August, whereas the “Previous” figure for August shows the change versus July. The steep drop from 4.10% to 0.30% suggests that the earlier strength in production did not carry through into early autumn.