GDP in Romania

National Institute of Statistics Romania · Quarterly · Importance

0.0% (Q2-26) QOQ · % · Quarterly · CSV

Period	%
Apr 2026	0.0%
Jan 2026	-0.1%
Oct 2025	-1.7%
Jul 2025	-0.1%
Apr 2025	0.5%
Jan 2025	0.1%
Oct 2024	1.0%
Jul 2024	0.2%
Apr 2024	-0.2%
Jan 2024	-0.1%
Oct 2023	0.7%
Jul 2023	0.6%
Apr 2023	0.9%
Jan 2023	0.3%
Oct 2022	0.9%
Jul 2022	0.9%
Apr 2022	-0.3%
Jan 2022	5.0%
Oct 2021	-1.2%
Jul 2021	0.4%
Apr 2021	0.8%
Jan 2021	2.2%
Oct 2020	4.4%
Jul 2020	4.3%
Apr 2020	-8.2%
Jan 2020	-2.4%
Oct 2019	1.7%
Jul 2019	0.4%
Apr 2019	2.4%
Jan 2019	0.7%
Oct 2018	-0.9%
Jul 2018	2.8%
Apr 2018	2.0%
Jan 2018	1.2%
Oct 2017	-0.3%
Jul 2017	1.7%
Apr 2017	3.0%
Jan 2017	4.7%
Oct 2016	0.1%
Jul 2016	0.4%
Apr 2016	-0.1%
Jan 2016	2.5%
Oct 2015	-0.2%
Jul 2015	0.0%
Apr 2015	1.2%
Jan 2015	1.2%
Oct 2014	0.1%
Jul 2014	2.0%
Apr 2014	0.3%
Jan 2014	1.1%
Oct 2013	1.0%
Jul 2013	1.1%
Apr 2013	1.7%
Jan 2013	0.1%
Oct 2012	-1.0%
Jul 2012	-2.4%
Apr 2012	0.0%
Jan 2012	5.5%
Oct 2011	-4.5%
Jul 2011	2.1%

Period	%
Apr 2026	-0.2%
Jan 2026	-1.2%
Oct 2025	0.1%
Jul 2025	1.7%
Apr 2025	0.5%
Jan 2025	0.8%
Oct 2024	0.8%
Jul 2024	1.8%
Apr 2024	1.2%
Jan 2024	0.6%
Oct 2023	3.7%
Jul 2023	1.9%
Apr 2023	1.4%
Jan 2023	2.7%
Oct 2022	4.4%
Jul 2022	4.0%
Apr 2022	5.3%
Jan 2022	6.6%
Oct 2021	3.0%
Jul 2021	6.4%
Apr 2021	15.2%
Jan 2021	0.1%
Oct 2020	-1.2%
Jul 2020	-4.8%
Apr 2020	-9.6%
Jan 2020	2.6%
Oct 2019	4.7%
Jul 2019	3.4%
Apr 2019	4.6%
Jan 2019	5.2%
Oct 2018	5.1%
Jul 2018	5.2%
Apr 2018	6.2%
Jan 2018	4.7%
Oct 2017	8.3%
Jul 2017	9.8%
Apr 2017	7.3%
Jan 2017	6.8%
Oct 2016	2.6%
Jul 2016	2.4%
Apr 2016	4.1%
Jan 2016	2.5%
Oct 2015	3.2%
Jul 2015	3.2%
Apr 2015	2.6%
Jan 2015	3.7%
Oct 2014	4.0%
Jul 2014	4.8%
Apr 2014	2.8%
Jan 2014	5.0%
Oct 2013	2.2%
Jul 2013	1.3%
Apr 2013	-2.0%
Jan 2013	-1.4%
Oct 2012	1.9%
Jul 2012	0.5%
Apr 2012	3.6%
Jan 2012	2.0%
Oct 2011	3.5%
Jul 2011	6.2%

Period	M RON
Apr 2026	302,495.9
Jan 2026	302,432.7
Oct 2025	302,859.9
Jul 2025	308,012.7
Apr 2025	308,254.7
Jan 2025	306,696.4
Oct 2024	306,419.4
Jul 2024	303,514.8
Apr 2024	302,980.3
Jan 2024	303,703.5
Oct 2023	304,049.9
Jul 2023	301,813.7
Apr 2023	300,003.6
Jan 2023	297,464.2
Oct 2022	296,548.7
Jul 2022	293,941.9
Apr 2022	291,439.4
Jan 2022	292,265.9
Oct 2021	278,329.1
Jul 2021	281,684.0
Apr 2021	280,638.8
Jan 2021	278,395.5
Oct 2020	272,528.7
Jul 2020	260,940.6
Apr 2020	250,213.0
Jan 2020	272,619.8
Oct 2019	279,219.0
Jul 2019	274,484.6
Apr 2019	273,308.7
Jan 2019	266,932.2
Oct 2018	265,096.8
Jul 2018	267,478.1
Apr 2018	260,096.1
Jan 2018	255,018.9
Oct 2017	252,053.5
Jul 2017	252,791.0
Apr 2017	248,641.9
Jan 2017	241,483.7
Oct 2016	230,583.4
Jul 2016	230,309.5
Apr 2016	229,293.9
Jan 2016	229,417.4
Oct 2015	223,716.2
Jul 2015	224,263.6
Apr 2015	224,358.8
Jan 2015	221,696.7
Oct 2014	219,116.6
Jul 2014	218,959.6
Apr 2014	214,657.0
Jan 2014	213,940.9
Oct 2013	211,665.6
Jul 2013	209,597.6
Apr 2013	207,318.6
Jan 2013	203,830.3
Oct 2012	203,565.9
Jul 2012	205,524.2
Apr 2012	210,554.4
Jan 2012	210,453.6
Oct 2011	199,507.9
Jul 2011	208,949.8

About this indicator

Source

National Institute of Statistics Romania

Frequency

Quarterly

Release

Roughly one to two months after the reference quarter closes (advance estimate and final figure).

What it is

Gross Domestic Product measures the value of all goods and services produced in Romania over a given period. Compiled by the National Institute of Statistics (INS), it is the broadest gauge of the size and pace of growth of the Romanian economy.

How it's calculated

The INS first publishes a flash estimate and then provisional and revised data, in volume terms (constant prices) and seasonally adjusted, summing the value added of all sectors. It is released as a quarter-on-quarter and year-on-year change.

Market implications

It is the main benchmark for the Romanian cycle and, for the National Bank of Romania, a key variable alongside inflation in setting policy. Strong growth combined with large deficits fuels concerns over fiscal sustainability and weighs on the leu.

Limitations

The flash estimate is especially provisional and can be revised substantially in later releases. Quarterly data can be volatile, and heavy reliance on agriculture means harvests distort some quarters.