The Estonian Ministry of Finance, in its June inflation review, predicted that inflation in Estonia could fall below the 4 percent forecast for this spring, attributing the potential decrease to an easing of the conflict in the Middle East.

Estonia's Ministry of Finance plans to revise the methodology for calculating unused state budget funds. Officials state that the current system creates a misleading picture and the changes aim to increase clarity.

The Estonian Ministry of Finance is drafting new regulations for the second pillar pension fund, which include a one-time withdrawal option. Banks have expressed concerns that these changes could make the system more rigid.

The Estonian Ministry of Finance plans to acquire a communication strategy and awareness campaign aimed at preventing financial fraud, with an estimated cost of €300,000.