The turnover in retail trade increased by 1.6% in the first nine months of 2025, due to sales of non-food products and fuels.
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In the first nine months of 2025, the turnover in retail trade recorded a growth of 1.6% in gross series, according to INS data. This growth was supported by an increase in sales of non-food products (+4%) and fuels (+2.6%), while sales of food, beverages, and tobacco decreased by 1.8%. Adjusting the data based on working days and seasonality, trade grew by 2.2%, with sales of non-food products increasing by 5% and fuels by 3.1%. In September, business in commerce decreased by 0.5% compared to August, but increased by 1.3% seasonally adjusted. Compared to September 2024, retail sales decreased by 2% in gross series and by 1.9% adjusted. Sales of food products decreased by 5%, while non-food products decreased by 0.9%, while trade in fuels increased by 0.7%.
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Cifra de afaceri din comerţ a crescut în primele nouă luni cu 1,6%, pe fondul majorării vânzărilor de produse nealimentare şi de carburanţi, în timp ce vânzările de alimente, băuturi şi tutun s-au redus. În septembrie, vânzările de alimente au scăzut cu 5% an la an
INS: Cifra de afaceri din comerțul cu amănuntul a crescut în primele nouă luni ale anului
Afacerile din comerț au crescut cu 2,2% în primele nouă luni ale anului față de aceeași perioadă din 2024
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