In 2025, real gross domestic product (GDP) of the EU increased by 1.5%, after an increase of 1.1% in 2024.
This information comes from data on GDP and main components published by Eurostat.
Compared with 2024, GDP increased in all EU countries in 2025, with the highest increases recorded in Ireland (+12.3%), Malta (+4.0%) and Cyprus (+3.8%). In contrast, the smallest increases were recorded in Germany and Finland (+0.2% each) and Hungary (+0.4%).
Source dataset: nama_10_gdp
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Methodological note
Chain-linked volumes show the evolution of GDP after removing the effect of inflation. GDP expressed in chain-linked volumes is referred to as real GDP.