16 news items about "Eurostat"

Wednesday 11:25

Annual inflation in the EU was 2.4% in August 2025, with Romania having the highest rate at 8.5%. The lowest rates were in Cyprus, France, and Italy.

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Economy

2 September 12:52

The inflation rate in the euro area reached 2.1% in August 2025, due to rising food and service prices, while core inflation remained steady at 2.3%.

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International

28 August 13:18

In 2024, 8.5% of the EU population is facing difficulties in securing an adequate meal, a decrease compared to 2023. In Romania, the percentage is 16.3%, down from 23.3%.

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News

23 August 06:30

In 2023, 1.76 million foreign students were enrolled in EU universities, representing 8.4% of the total. Germany is the top destination.

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International

7 August 15:11

In June 2025, rents in Romania have increased by 5.8%, the highest rate in the EU, exceeding the average of 2.3%.

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Economy

21 July 13:39

Romania's public debt increased by 4.1 pp in Q1 2023, reaching 55.8% of GDP, surpassed only by Poland.

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Economy

18 July 15:16

Romania has the shortest average working life in the EU, at 32.7 years, compared to the EU average of 37.2 years.

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News

24 June 11:00

Romania faces a paradox of food waste and poverty, with 41.5% of children at risk of social exclusion, according to Eurostat.

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News

19 June 13:29

In 2023, Bulgaria and Romania had the lowest consumer prices in the EU, while Denmark and Ireland had the highest.

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Economy

10 June 20:31

Eurostar plans to launch high-speed routes between London, Frankfurt and Geneva, investing €2 billion in 50 new trains

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International

24 February 12:53

After 10 months of high inflation, Romania has been overtaken by Hungary, which recorded inflation of 5.7% in January.

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Economy

7 February 20:00

Romania, Lithuania, Bulgaria and Poland recorded the highest minimum wage increase in the EU, while France and Malta had the lowest rate of increase.

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International

4 October 14:28

The EU recorded a current account surplus of €130.4 billion in Q2 2024, with 15 member states running surpluses and 11 deficits.

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International

6 September 13:28

Eurostat: Euro area grew slightly by 0.2% in the second quarter. Romania had the weakest economic performance.

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Economy

10 January 15:54

International

House prices have risen in all European countries over the past 13 years, while falling in Cyprus, Italy and Greece.

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8 January 13:05

Economy

Romania recorded one of the highest retail sales increases in the European Union in 2023.

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