Romania's GDP recorded a growth of 0.3% in the second quarter of 2025 compared to the second quarter of 2024, according to INS data.
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In the second quarter of 2025, GDP increased by 0.3% on a gross basis and by 2.3% on a seasonally adjusted basis compared to the same period in 2024. In the first half of 2025, the growth was 0.3% on a gross basis and 1.5% seasonally adjusted. Revisions of previous data have influenced estimates, and the volume of gross value added has had significant variations. Agriculture and construction had positive contributions, while industry and financial intermediation did not contribute to growth.
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Economia României a crescut cu 0,3% în prima jumătate a anului față de primul semestrui din 2024
PIB-ul României a crescut în primele şase luni cu 0,3%
Produsul intern brut din 2025 a fost mai mare cu 1,2% în trimestul II decât în trimestrul I. Ce arată datele INS
A crescut PIB-ul României în prima jumătate a anului. Ce domenii au contribuit cel mai mult?
PIB a crescut cu 1,5% în primele şase luni din 2025. Cum arată datele pentru al doilea trimestru (date provizorii INS)
Economia României a urcat cu 0,3% în prima jumătate a anului, arată INS
INS: Economia României a urcat cu 0,3% în prima jumătate a anului 2025
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