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Price level of household consumption

37 European countries compared for 2024, eu average 100.0. Eurostat data.

First in the ranking

184.3

Switzerland

EU average

100.0

27 member states

Median country

91.0

half above, half below

Range

46.8 to 184.3

Türkiye - Switzerland

How to read it

Across 37 countries, the highest value is in Switzerland (184.3) and the lowest in Türkiye (46.8).

Half of the countries are above 91.0 and half below.

The EU average is 100.0; 14 of 37 countries are above it.

Purchasing power parities, price level indices, nominal and real expenditures by analytical categories - based on COICOP 1999 · Price level indices (EU27_2020=100) · Actual individual consumption

Eurostat methods can differ from the World Bank data used elsewhere on the site - source and licence.

Price level over time

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Ranking of countries

2024

In chart
Switzerland in chart	1	Switzerland non-EU	184.3	+84.3
Iceland in chart	2	Iceland non-EU	172.7	+72.7
Luxembourg in chart	3	Luxembourg	150.7	+50.7
Denmark in chart	4	Denmark	142.8	+42.8
Ireland in chart	5	Ireland	141.2	+41.2
Norway in chart	6	Norway non-EU	134.1	+34.1
United Kingdom in chart	7	United Kingdom non-EU	129.1	+29.1
Finland in chart	8	Finland	127.2	+27.2
Sweden in chart	9	Sweden	123.0	+23.0
Netherlands in chart	10	Netherlands	121.0	+21.0
Austria in chart	11	Austria	119.7	+19.7
Belgium in chart	12	Belgium	118.7	+18.7
Germany in chart	13	Germany	109.1	+9.1
France in chart	14	France	107.9	+7.9
Italy in chart	15	Italy	98.1	−1.9
Estonia in chart	16	Estonia	96.5	−3.5
Cyprus in chart	17	Cyprus	95.1	−4.9
Malta in chart	18	Malta	93.1	−6.9
Slovenia in chart	19	Slovenia	91.0	−9.0
Spain in chart	20	Spain	90.7	−9.3
Portugal in chart	21	Portugal	85.0	−15.0
Greece in chart	22	Greece	83.0	−17.0
Slovakia in chart	23	Slovakia	81.1	−18.9
Czechia in chart	24	Czechia	80.2	−19.8
Lithuania in chart	25	Lithuania	78.2	−21.8
Latvia in chart	26	Latvia	77.2	−22.8
Croatia in chart	27	Croatia	73.3	−26.7
Poland in chart	28	Poland	70.2	−29.8
Hungary in chart	29	Hungary	68.3	−31.7
Albania in chart	30	Albania non-EU	62.9	−37.1
Serbia in chart	31	Serbia non-EU	61.4	−38.6
Bosnia and Herzegovina in chart	32	Bosnia and Herzegovina non-EU	59.7	−40.3
Montenegro in chart	33	Montenegro non-EU	57.9	−42.1
Romania in chart	34	Romania	57.4	−42.6
Bulgaria in chart	35	Bulgaria	56.9	−43.1
North Macedonia in chart	36	North Macedonia non-EU	49.6	−50.4
Türkiye in chart	37	Türkiye non-EU	46.8	−53.2

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