Romania records the highest annual inflation rate in the EU, at 9.2%, while the Union's average is 2.9%. The inflation rate has slightly decreased compared to the previous month.

According to Eurostat data, Romania is once again at the forefront of the European Union countries with an annual inflation rate of 9.2% in June, in contrast to the EU average of 2.9%. The lowest inflation rates in the EU were recorded in Sweden (1%), the Czech Republic (1.1%), and Denmark (1.8%). Compared to May, the inflation rate in Romania decreased from 9.7% to 9.2%, while in the Eurozone it dropped to 2.8%.

The main contributions to inflation in the Eurozone came from services, energy, and food. In Romania, the National Institute of Statistics reported a decrease in inflation from 10.9% in May to 10.4% in June, with the highest price increases recorded in services (13.67%) and non-food goods (12.29%). The National Bank of Romania revised its inflation forecast for the end of 2026 to 5.5%, anticipating a decrease to 2.9% by the end of 2027.