Gross domestic product estimated for Q1/2025 stood at RON375 billion current prices, in real terms.
In terms of resources:
Industry, forestry and fishing did not contribute to GDP growth (0.0%) in the two estimates (June and July), and the activity volume did not change against the previous estimate (100.6%).
Industry registered the same contribution to GDP change (-0.5%) in the two estimates and the activity volume did not change from the previous estimate (97.0%).
Constructions registered the same contribution to GDP growth (plus 0.4%) in the two estimates and the activity volume changed by +0.1% (from 109.8% to 109.9%).
Wholesale and retail; motor-vehicles and motorcycles repair; transportation and storage; hotels and restaurants, from 0.0% to -0.2% between the two estimates in the wake of a decline in activity volume by -1.1% (from 100.1% to 99.0%).
Informations and communications registered the same contribution to GDP growth (+0.1%) between the two estimates and the volume of activity changed by -0.2% from the previous estimate (from 101.1% to 100.9%).
Real estate deals had the same contribution to GDP growth (plus 0.1%) and the activity volume did not change from the previous estimate (100.8%).
Professional, scientific and technical activities; administrative services activities and support services activities registered the same contribution to GDP growth (-0.2%) in the two estimates and the activity volume did not change from the previous estimate (97.5%).
Public administration and defense; public system social security; education, health and social assistance posted the same contribution to GDP growth (plus 0.1%) and the activity volume grew by plus 0.1% from the previous estimate (from 100.3% to 100.4%).
Shows, cultural and leisure activities; household products repair and other services from 0.0% to -0.1 between the two estimates as the activity volume dropped by -0.1% from the previous estimate (from 97.8% to 97.9%).
Net taxes on products rose by 3.7% in the preliminary variant (2) compared with the preliminary variant 1, from 103.5% to 107.2%.
From GDP uses standpoint, significant changes in contribution to GDP formation between the two estimates were registered by:
Household final consumption expenditure, from plus 1.3% to plus 1.1% in the wake of a decline in its volume by -0.2% from 101.9% to 101.7%;
Public administration final consumption expenditure, from plus 0.5% to -0.4% as its volume dropped by -11.2% from 105.8% to 94.6%;
Individual final consumption expenditure of general government from plus 0.7% to -0.2% on its volume decrease by -8.3% from 106.3% to 98.0%;
Gross fixed capital formation, from plus 0.9% to plus 1.1% as its volume grew by plus 1.2% from 104.3% to 105.5%.
(English version by Catalina Apostoiu)