Gold exports reach record four percent of national trade
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Finland's gold exports have reached unprecedented levels, now constituting four percent of the country's total export value. This economic boost is largely supported by a strong performance in the metal industry, which has driven an increase in industrial new orders.
In other news, the Finnish Tax Administration has expressed concern over MobilePay's 'money hiding' feature, indicating they are always one step behind in monitoring undeclared funds, as tax day approaches with billions estimated to go undeclared. Prime Minister Petteri Orpo attended an Arctic summit, with the total cost for dignitaries reaching approximately 120,000 euros.
On the social front, a specific case highlights Kela's actions, as the institution is compelling Sören Östman to work despite his brain being disabled by a virus. Meanwhile, local social services in Ylöjärvi have extended shift care after it became a significant public discussion topic.