Household final consumption expenditure, share of GDP in Sweden

Household final consumption expenditure, share of GDP in Sweden was 46% of GDP in 2025, according to the World Bank. That is up 0.7 pts from 2024. That is the 22nd highest of 27 EU countries in 2025.

2025, % of GDP46
Change on 2024+0.7 pts
Rank22nd of 27EU countries ranked
Series high56.21960
Series low44.82021

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Household final consumption expenditure, share of GDP in Sweden, 1960 to 2025

42.54547.55052.55557.519601970198019902000201020251960: 56.2 % of GDP1961: 55.6 % of GDP1962: 55.1 % of GDP1963: 54.7 % of GDP1964: 52.9 % of GDP1965: 52.8 % of GDP1966: 52.8 % of GDP1967: 52.4 % of GDP1968: 52.3 % of GDP1969: 52 % of GDP1970: 50.5 % of GDP1971: 50.3 % of GDP1972: 50.6 % of GDP1973: 50.1 % of GDP1974: 50.6 % of GDP1975: 49.2 % of GDP1976: 50.3 % of GDP1977: 50.7 % of GDP1978: 50.4 % of GDP1979: 49.7 % of GDP1980: 48.8 % of GDP1981: 49.8 % of GDP1982: 50.6 % of GDP1983: 49 % of GDP1984: 47.7 % of GDP1985: 48.1 % of GDP1986: 48.4 % of GDP1987: 49.5 % of GDP1988: 49.4 % of GDP1989: 48.1 % of GDP1990: 47.7 % of GDP1991: 49.3 % of GDP1992: 49.8 % of GDP1993: 50.9 % of GDP1994: 49.9 % of GDP1995: 48.1 % of GDP1996: 48.3 % of GDP1997: 48.3 % of GDP1998: 47.6 % of GDP1999: 47.9 % of GDP2000: 48.3 % of GDP2001: 47.8 % of GDP2002: 47.8 % of GDP2003: 47.7 % of GDP2004: 47.1 % of GDP2005: 47.3 % of GDP2006: 46.1 % of GDP2007: 45.9 % of GDP2008: 46.1 % of GDP2009: 48.5 % of GDP2010: 47.8 % of GDP2011: 47.3 % of GDP2012: 47.8 % of GDP2013: 47.9 % of GDP2014: 47.7 % of GDP2015: 47.1 % of GDP2016: 46.7 % of GDP2017: 46.8 % of GDP2018: 46.8 % of GDP2019: 45.8 % of GDP2020: 44.9 % of GDP2021: 44.8 % of GDP2022: 45.8 % of GDP2023: 45.5 % of GDP2024: 45.3 % of GDP2025: 46 % of GDP404550556019601982200420251960: 56.2 % of GDP1961: 55.6 % of GDP1962: 55.1 % of GDP1963: 54.7 % of GDP1964: 52.9 % of GDP1965: 52.8 % of GDP1966: 52.8 % of GDP1967: 52.4 % of GDP1968: 52.3 % of GDP1969: 52 % of GDP1970: 50.5 % of GDP1971: 50.3 % of GDP1972: 50.6 % of GDP1973: 50.1 % of GDP1974: 50.6 % of GDP1975: 49.2 % of GDP1976: 50.3 % of GDP1977: 50.7 % of GDP1978: 50.4 % of GDP1979: 49.7 % of GDP1980: 48.8 % of GDP1981: 49.8 % of GDP1982: 50.6 % of GDP1983: 49 % of GDP1984: 47.7 % of GDP1985: 48.1 % of GDP1986: 48.4 % of GDP1987: 49.5 % of GDP1988: 49.4 % of GDP1989: 48.1 % of GDP1990: 47.7 % of GDP1991: 49.3 % of GDP1992: 49.8 % of GDP1993: 50.9 % of GDP1994: 49.9 % of GDP1995: 48.1 % of GDP1996: 48.3 % of GDP1997: 48.3 % of GDP1998: 47.6 % of GDP1999: 47.9 % of GDP2000: 48.3 % of GDP2001: 47.8 % of GDP2002: 47.8 % of GDP2003: 47.7 % of GDP2004: 47.1 % of GDP2005: 47.3 % of GDP2006: 46.1 % of GDP2007: 45.9 % of GDP2008: 46.1 % of GDP2009: 48.5 % of GDP2010: 47.8 % of GDP2011: 47.3 % of GDP2012: 47.8 % of GDP2013: 47.9 % of GDP2014: 47.7 % of GDP2015: 47.1 % of GDP2016: 46.7 % of GDP2017: 46.8 % of GDP2018: 46.8 % of GDP2019: 45.8 % of GDP2020: 44.9 % of GDP2021: 44.8 % of GDP2022: 45.8 % of GDP2023: 45.5 % of GDP2024: 45.3 % of GDP2025: 46 % of GDP
% of GDP. Source: World Bank, Households and NPISHs final consumption expenditure (% of GDP) (NE.CON.PRVT.ZS). Retrieved 2026-10-18, published 2026-10-08.
All 66 values
Period% of GDP
202546
202445.3
202345.5
202245.8
202144.8
202044.9
201945.8
201846.8
201746.8
201646.7
201547.1
201447.7
201347.9
201247.8
201147.3
201047.8
200948.5
200846.1
200745.9
200646.1
200547.3
200447.1
200347.7
200247.8
200147.8
200048.3
199947.9
199847.6
199748.3
199648.3
199548.1
199449.9
199350.9
199249.8
199149.3
199047.7
198948.1
198849.4
198749.5
198648.4
198548.1
198447.7
198349
198250.6
198149.8
198048.8
197949.7
197850.4
197750.7
197650.3
197549.2
197450.6
197350.1
197250.6
197150.3
197050.5
196952
196852.3
196752.4
196652.8
196552.8
196452.9
196354.7
196255.1
196155.6
196056.2

Sweden compared with nearby places

Austria: 51.8 % of GDPBelgium: 52.3 % of GDPBulgaria: 58.5 % of GDPCyprus: 56.6 % of GDPCzechia: 47.4 % of GDPGermany: 53.2 % of GDPDenmark: 43.6 % of GDPEstonia: 52.7 % of GDPSpain: 55.6 % of GDPFinland: 50.8 % of GDPFrance: 54.1 % of GDPGreece: 69 % of GDPCroatia: 56.2 % of GDPHungary: 52.5 % of GDPIreland: 25.2 % of GDPItaly: 57.6 % of GDPLithuania: 54.6 % of GDPLuxembourg: 33.5 % of GDPLatvia: 57.6 % of GDPMalta: 44.6 % of GDPNetherlands: 43.1 % of GDPPoland: 57.9 % of GDPPortugal: 61 % of GDPRomania: 62 % of GDPSweden: 46 % of GDPSlovenia: 51.4 % of GDPSlovakia: 58.7 % of GDP
  • Under 46
  • 46 to 52
  • 52 to 55
  • 55 to 58
  • 58 and over
Household final consumption expenditure, share of GDP, 2025, % of GDP. Sweden is outlined. Same source and period for every area shown. Source: World Bank. Boundaries: Natural Earth (public domain).

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Spending on goods and services by households and non-profit institutions serving households, as a percentage of GDP. World Bank national accounts data, compiled from national statistical offices and central banks and from OECD national accounts files.

Current prices, so the share moves with relative prices as well as volumes. Countries that rebase their national accounts can shift it by several points. The latest year varies by country.

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World Bank, World Development Indicators. Households and NPISHs final consumption expenditure (% of GDP) (NE.CON.PRVT.ZS). https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NE.CON.PRVT.ZS. Retrieved 2026-10-18. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.

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World Bank. (2026). Households and NPISHs final consumption expenditure (% of GDP) (NE.CON.PRVT.ZS) (Household final consumption expenditure, share of GDP, Sweden, 1960 to 2025) [Data set]. Retrieved October 18, 2026, from https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NE.CON.PRVT.ZS

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Households and NPISHs final consumption expenditure (% of GDP) (NE.CON.PRVT.ZS), Household final consumption expenditure, share of GDP, Sweden, 1960 to 2025. World Bank, 8 Oct. 2026, https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NE.CON.PRVT.ZS. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/en/household-consumption-gdp/sweden. Accessed 18 Oct. 2026.

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World Bank. 2026. Households and NPISHs final consumption expenditure (% of GDP) (NE.CON.PRVT.ZS). Household final consumption expenditure, share of GDP, Sweden, 1960 to 2025. Dataset. Accessed October 18, 2026. https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NE.CON.PRVT.ZS. Also distributed by Invokely, https://invokely.ai/en/household-consumption-gdp/sweden.

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What is the household final consumption expenditure, share of GDP in Sweden?

Household final consumption expenditure, share of GDP in Sweden was 46% of GDP in 2025, according to the World Bank. That is up 0.7 pts from 2024. That is the 22nd highest of 27 EU countries in 2025.

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World Bank. Households and NPISHs final consumption expenditure (% of GDP) (NE.CON.PRVT.ZS). Retrieved by Invokely on 2026-10-18.

What was the highest household final consumption expenditure, share of GDP in Sweden?

56.2% of GDP in 1960, the highest value since 1960 in this series.

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