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INS: Household incomes increased by 8% in the second quarter of 2026

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Average total monthly household incomes in Romania reached 10,204 lei in the second quarter of 2026, up 8% from the previous quarter, according to data published by the National Institute of Statistics. Compared with the same period in 2025, household incomes rose by 7.4%, while per capita incomes increased by 10.4%, reaching 4,222 lei.

Cash incomes amounted to 9,748 lei per household, while in-kind incomes totaled 456 lei. Gross wages and other wage entitlements were the main source of income, at 7,354 lei per month, accounting for 72.1% of the total. Social benefits contributed 2,005 lei, or 19.6%.

In urban areas, average income stood at 11,118 lei per household, compared with approximately 9,265 lei in rural areas. Per capita, the difference was 4,997 lei in urban areas and 3,405 lei in rural areas.

Total expenditure rose to 8,650 lei per household, accounting for 84.8% of income. Consumption absorbed 4,936 lei, while taxes, contributions and fees totaled 3,159 lei. The largest consumer expenditures were for food and non-alcoholic beverages, housing and utilities.

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INS: Veniturile medii lunare au fost de 10.204 lei/gospodărie în trimestrul II 2026; cheltuielile au totalizat 8.650 lei
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Românii cheltuie aproape 8.700 de lei pe lună pe gospodărie. Cât se duce pe mâncare, taxe și locuință
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INS: Veniturile totale medii lunare pe o gospodărie au fost, în trimestrul II 2026, de 10204 lei, în timp ce cheltuielile au atins 8650 lei. Avans de peste 7% faţă de trimestrul II 2025 atât la venituri, cât şi la cheltuieli
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INS: Puțin peste 10.000 de lei, veniturile lunare medii ale unei familii din România / Un român cheltuie, în medie, 3.579 lei
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Economedia
Veniturile gospodăriilor din România au crescut cu 7,4% într-un an, dar cheltuielile au avansat și mai mult
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Cât cheltuie românii lunar și pe ce se duc banii. Mâncarea rămâne cea mai mare povară. Noile date INS

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