According to Swedbank, the 0.9 percent rise in prices of goods and services in Estonia from August to September was anticipated. This increase brings the total inflation to 3.5 percent. The bank noted this acceleration in inflation was expected and is being closely monitored. Further details regarding the consumer basket’s composition and specific price changes are expected to be released shortly. Swedbank analysts suggest several factors contributing to the increase, including global energy prices and supply chain disruptions. The report from TALLINN indicates a continuing trend of rising costs for consumers in Estonia. This data impacts economic forecasts for the region.