The country’s gross domestic product (GDP) – in unadjusted data – estimated for Q2/2025 amounted to RON446.4 billion current prices, increasing – in real terms – by 0.3% against Q2/2024.
The GDP – in seasonally adjusted data – estimated for Q2/2025 amounted to RON467.6 billion current prices, increasing – in real terms – by 1.2% against Q1/2025 and by 2.3% against Q2/2024.
The GDP edged 0.3% higher in unadjusted data and grew by 1.5% in seasonally adjusted data in the first half of 2025 compared to the same period 2024.
The GDP – in unadjusted data – estimated for the first half of 2025 amounted to RON821.8 billion current prices, increasing – in real terms – by 0.3% against the first half of 2024.
The GDP – in seasonally adjusted data – estimated for the first half of 2025 amounted to RON926.9 billion current prices, increasing – in real terms – by 1.5% against the first half of 2024.
The seasonally adjusted data of quarterly GDP for previous periods has changed compared to the provisional estimates (1) released on
September 5, 2025, following the revision of data for 2018-2024 period and the revision of estimates for Q2/2025.
In terms of resources:
Compared to provisional estimates (1), GDP growth remained unchanged in Q2/2025, while Gross Value Added growth rate increased by +0.1 percentage points.
Gross value added and volume by industries recorded more significant changes in:
– Agriculture, forestry and fishing saw their contribution to GDP falling from +0.1% to 0.0% between the two estimates and the volume of activity increased compared to the previous estimate by +0.1 percentage points (to 102.6% from 102.5%);
– Industry did not contribute to GDP growth (0.0%) in both estimates and the volume of activity increased by +0.1 percentage points (to 99.9% from 99.8%) compared to the previous estimate;
– Construction sector saw its contribution to GDP growth advancing from +0.1% to +0.2% between the two estimates and the volume of activity increased by +0.1 percentage points (to 102.9% from 102.8%) compared to the previous estimate;
– Wholesale and retail; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles; transport and storage; hotels and restaurants had the same contribution to GDP growth (+0.1%) and the volume of activity rose by +0.2 percentage points (to 100.6% from 100.4%);
– Information and communications had the same contribution to GDP growth (+0.1%) and the volume of activity changed against the previous estimate by -0.1 percentage points (to 101.1% from 101.2%);
– Financial intermediation and insurance did not contribute to GDP growth (0.0%) and the volume of activity changed compared to the previous estimate by +0.1 percentage points (to 99.2% from 99.1%);
– Real estates increase from -0.1% to 0.0% between the estimates and the volume of activity modified
from the previous estimation with +0.2 percentage points (from 99.3% to 99.5%);
– Professional, scientific and technical activities; activities of administrative services and support services recorded the same contribution to GDP growth (-0.3%) between the two estimates and the volume of activity did not change against the previous estimate (96.9%);
– Public administration and defense; social insurance of public sector; education; health and social assistance did not contribute to GDP growth (0.0%) and the volume of activity did not change from the previous estimate (99.8%);
– Shows, culture and recreation activities; repair of households goods and other services did not contribute to GDP growth (0.0%) between the two estimates and the volume of activity did not change compared to the previous estimate (100.7%).
The volume of net taxes on products decreased by -0.3 percentage points to 102.9% from 103.2% in provisional estimates (2) compared to provisional estimates (1).
From GDP uses standpoint, significant changes in contribution to GDP formation between the two estimates were registered by:
– Household final consumption expenditure, from +0.9% to +0.6% due to a decline in volume by -0.3 percentage points from 101.2% to 100.9%;
– Individual final consumption expenditure of general government from -0.1% to +0.2% due to an increase in volume by +3.6 percentage points from 98.6% to 102.2%;
– Collective final consumption expenditure of general government from -0.2% to -0.5% due to a drop in volume by -3.5 percentage points from 98.8% to 95.3%;
– Gross fixed capital formation had the same contribution to GDP growth (-0.1%) and volume of activity climbed by +0.1 percentage points to 99.8% from 99.7%;