Finland, long a critic of its fellow eurozone members in the south, now finds itself is a “grave” state, according to its central bank governor. Its economy is struggling in a recession which has been going on for three years and unemployment is predicted by the OECD to rise further this year. Prices in the 5.5 million strong nation have been going up at a much quicker rate than the rest of the eurozone.
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