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Consumer price level index in Romania

Consumer prices in Romania stood at 57 (EU = 100) in 2024. The value for 2024 is the highest in the series, which starts in 1995.

Price level of household consumption (EU = 100) Index, EU27 (from 2020) = 100 Data: 1995 to 2024 Source: Eurostat

Romania, 2024 57 Index, EU27 (from 2020) = 100

Change from 2023 +3points 2023: 55 (EU = 100)

European Union, 2024 100 (EU = 100) Official aggregate

Median of European Union (27 countries), 2024 93 (EU = 100) Middle value of 27 countries

Position in 2024 36th of 39 See the full ranking

Consumer price level index in Romania over time

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Index, EU27 (from 2020) = 100. Source: Eurostat. Gaps mean no published value; points are not joined across missing years.

Price level of household consumption (EU = 100) (index, EU27 (from 2020) = 100), 2000 to 2024
Period	Romania	European Union
2024	57 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2023	55 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2022	53 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2021	50 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2020	49 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2019	50 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2018	50 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2017	50 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2016	49 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2015	50 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2014	50 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2013	49 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2012	47 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2011	49 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2010	48 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2009	50 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2008	55 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2007	57 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2006	51 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2005	48 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2004	38 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2003	37 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2002	37 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2001	37 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)
2000	37 (EU = 100)	100 (EU = 100)

A dash means no value was published for that period.

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In short

That is a change of +3 points from 55 (EU = 100) in 2023.
Since 2014, when it was 50 (EU = 100), the figure has changed by +8 points.
Among the 39 countries with data for 2024, Romania has the 36th highest value.
The figure for the European Union in 2024 was 100 (EU = 100).

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All statistics for Romania

GDP per capita in PPS 78p (EU = 100) 2024 · Eurostat HICP inflation 6.8% 2025 · Eurostat HICP price index 160.06 (2015 = 100) 2025 · Eurostat Monthly HICP inflation 6.5% September 2026 · Eurostat Food price inflation (HICP) 6.8% 2025 · Eurostat Energy price inflation (HICP) 7.5% 2025 · Eurostat

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Original producer: Eurostat
Source: Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union
Dataset or series code: prc_ppp_ind · dataset details · view at source
Selection: freq=A na_item=PLI_EU27_2020 ppp_cat=A01
Observation period: 1995 to 2024 for Romania
Provider update: 10 July 2025
Retrieved: 9 November 2026
Published here: 9 November 2026
Licence: Eurostat reuse policy (attribution)
Attribution: Source: Eurostat

How Romania compares in 2024 Neighbouring positions among 39 countries with a value for 2024.

33 Serbia 61 (EU = 100)
34 Bosnia and Herzegovina 60 (EU = 100)
35 Montenegro 58 (EU = 100)
36 Romania 57 (EU = 100)
37 Bulgaria 57 (EU = 100)
38 North Macedonia 50 (EU = 100)
39 Türkiye 47 (EU = 100)

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What this measures

Price level index for actual individual consumption, comparing the cost of the same basket of consumer goods and services between countries, with the EU average set to 100. A value above 100 means the country is more expensive than the EU average.

Population covered: Household and government individual consumption

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