Country | Gross domestic product |
---|---|
2024* | |
EU-27_2020 | 1 |
Euro area 20 (BE, DE, IE, GR, EE, ES, FR, IT, LV,LT, LU, NL, AT, PT, SI, FI, CY, MT, SK, HR) | 1.04242 |
Austria | 1.14802 |
Belgium | 1.12074 |
Bulgaria | 1.20054 |
Germany | 1.11530 |
Greece | 0.81152 |
Denmark | 9.74163 |
Estonia | 0.91586 |
Ireland | 1.18468 |
Spain | 0.89774 |
Italy | 0.95639 |
Cyprus | 0.91081 |
Latvia | 0.76857 |
Lithuania | 0.78185 |
Luxembourg | 1.32678 |
Malta | 0.91013 |
Netherlands | 1.17395 |
Poland | 3.09634 |
Portugal | 0.82446 |
Romania | 2.97063 |
Slovakia | 0.80251 |
Slovenia | 0.87318 |
Hungary | 279.50694 |
Finland | 1.19999 |
France | 1.09011 |
Croatia | 0.71232 |
Czechia | 20.34623 |
Sweden | 13.41537 |
Source: EUROSTAT, Database: PPP domain/27.03.2025. |
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1 The purchasing power parities (PPPs) measure the price ratios in the partner countries and are applied to convert the economic indicators to an artificial common currency called Purchasing power standard (PPS), which equalizes the purchasing power of different national currencies, i.e. 1 PPS buys the same given average volume of goods and services in all countries, whereas different amounts of national currency units are needed to buy this volume of goods and services, depending on the national price level. | |
* Flash estimates |
Country | Actual Individual Consumption |
---|---|
2024* | |
EU-27_2020 | 1 |
Euro area 20 (BE, DE, IE, GR, EE, ES, FR, IT, LV, LT, LU, NL, AT, PT, SI, FI, CY, MT, SK, HR) | 1.04714 |
Austria | 1.19692 |
Belgium | 1.18451 |
Bulgaria | 1.11213 |
Germany | 1.09142 |
Greece | 0.82762 |
Denmark | 10.63163 |
Estonia | 0.96726 |
Ireland | 1.41375 |
Spain | 0.90719 |
Italy | 0.98076 |
Cyprus | 0.94685 |
Latvia | 0.76813 |
Lithuania | 0.78343 |
Luxembourg | 1.51491 |
Malta | 0.93142 |
Netherlands | 1.21333 |
Poland | 3.02111 |
Portugal | 0.84984 |
Romania | 2.85546 |
Slovakia | 0.81137 |
Slovenia | 0.91033 |
Hungary | 269.03870 |
Finland | 1.27009 |
France | 1.07859 |
Croatia | 0.73133 |
Czechia | 20.20203 |
Sweden | 14.04474 |
Source: EUROSTAT, Database: PPP domain/27.03.2025. |
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1 The purchasing power parities (PPPs) measure the price ratios in the partner countries and are applied to convert the economic indicators to an artificial common currency called Purchasing power standard (PPS), which equalizes the purchasing power of different national currencies, i.e. 1 PPS buys the same given average volume of goods and services in all countries, whereas different amounts of national currency units are needed to buy this volume of goods and services, depending on the national price level. | |
* Flash estimates |
Date | Name |
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18.06.2025 | Actual individual consumption per capita in the EU - 2024 |
19.06.2025 | Household consumption: price levels in the EU - 2024 |
17.12.2025 | Consumption per capita in purchasing power standards - 2024 |
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