European Final Household Consumption Expenditure on Non-durable Goods by Country

European Final Household Consumption Expenditure on Non-durable Goods shows significant country variation based on GDP percentage. In 2023, Bosnia and Herzegovina recorded the highest consumption at 39.5% while Ireland had the lowest at 6.5%. Year-over-year changes indicate slight increases in countries like Greece and Italy, while notable decreases were seen in Norway and Ireland. Long-term trends reveal stability for France, minor declines for Central and Eastern Europe, and mixed shifts for Western Europe.

Future trends to watch include:

• The potential impact of economic recovery measures in the Euro Zone.
• Expected growth in countries focusing on sustainable, non-durable goods due to green policies.
• The influence of inflation rates and geopolitical tensions on consumer spending patterns.