Economy statistics

Gross domestic product, GDP per capita and real growth for countries, US states and counties, and EU regions. 96 indicators, each from an official publisher with a citation.

Key facts

Figures last updated on 2026-10-12.

Economy by area

Gross domestic product (GDP)

GDP at current market prices, EUR million.

European Union (27), 2025€18.86 trillionHistory
Germany: 4,529,710 EUR millionGermany4,529,710France: 2,991,056 EUR millionFrance2,991,056Italy: 2,265,003 EUR millionItaly2,265,003Spain: 1,690,012 EUR millionSpain1,690,012Netherlands: 1,170,579 EUR millionNetherlands1,170,579Poland: 923,507 EUR millionPoland923,507Belgium: 642,015 EUR millionBelgium642,015Ireland: 602,441 EUR millionIreland602,441Sweden: 600,391 EUR millionSweden600,391Austria: 518,196 EUR millionAustria518,196
Top 10 EU countries, 2025. EUR million. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Gross domestic product (GDP), US dollars

GDP at current prices, millions of US dollars. United States: Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP by state (the national figure is the total of the same table) and GDP by county. Other countries and the World: World Bank, converted from national currency at official annual average exchange rates.

World, 2025$118.35 trillionHistory
United States, 2025$30.86 trillionHistory
United States: 29,298,013 USD millionUnited States29,298,013China: 18,729,668.4 USD millionChina18,729,668.4Germany: 4,685,592.6 USD millionGermany4,685,592.6Japan: 4,190,008.2 USD millionJapan4,190,008.2India: 3,760,813.5 USD millionIndia3,760,813.5United Kingdom: 3,695,539.5 USD millionUnited Kingdom3,695,539.5France: 3,160,442.6 USD millionFrance3,160,442.6Italy: 2,383,435.6 USD millionItaly2,383,435.6Canada: 2,270,076.2 USD millionCanada2,270,076.2Russia: 2,186,462.3 USD millionRussia2,186,462.3
Top 10 countries, 2024. USD million. Source: World Bank.

GDP per capita

GDP at current market prices divided by population, EUR per inhabitant.

European Union (27), 2025€41,700History
Luxembourg: 132,950 EURLuxembourg132,950Ireland: 110,150 EURIreland110,150Denmark: 69,550 EURDenmark69,550Netherlands: 64,710 EURNetherlands64,710Austria: 56,300 EURAustria56,300Sweden: 56,250 EURSweden56,250Germany: 54,240 EURGermany54,240Belgium: 53,930 EURBelgium53,930Finland: 49,870 EURFinland49,870France: 43,350 EURFrance43,350
Top 10 EU countries, 2025. EUR. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

GDP per capita in PPS (EU27 = 100)

GDP per inhabitant in purchasing power standards as a percentage of the EU27 average.

European Union (27), 2024100%History
Luxembourg: 245 %Luxembourg245Ireland: 221 %Ireland221Netherlands: 134 %Netherlands134Denmark: 127 %Denmark127Austria: 119 %Austria119Belgium: 117 %Belgium117Germany: 116 %Germany116Sweden: 111 %Sweden111Malta: 110 %Malta110Finland: 102 %Finland102
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. %. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

GDP per capita, US dollars

Gross domestic product at current prices in US dollars divided by the resident population.

World, 2025$14,406History
United States, 2025$90,295History
Monaco: 288,002 USDMonaco288,002Liechtenstein: 220,167 USDLiechtenstein220,167Bermuda: 142,250 USDBermuda142,250Luxembourg: 137,782 USDLuxembourg137,782Ireland: 112,895 USDIreland112,895Switzerland: 107,702 USDSwitzerland107,702Cayman Islands: 104,293 USDCayman Islands104,293Singapore: 94,897 USDSingapore94,897Norway: 89,889 USDNorway89,889United States: 86,170 USDUnited States86,170
Top 10 countries, 2024. USD. Source: World Bank.

GDP per capita, PPP (international dollars)

GDP divided by the mid-year population, converted to current international dollars with purchasing power parity (PPP) rates. One international dollar buys in a country what a US dollar buys in the United States. World Bank series built on the International Comparison Program (ICP).

World, 202525,704 international $History
United States, 202590,027 international $History
Singapore: 163,354 international $Singapore163,354Luxembourg: 156,542 international $Luxembourg156,542Ireland: 155,089 international $Ireland155,089Macao: 137,031 international $Macao137,031Qatar: 128,883 international $Qatar128,883Norway: 104,044 international $Norway104,044Switzerland: 102,513 international $Switzerland102,513Guyana: 97,899 international $Guyana97,899Brunei: 92,430 international $Brunei92,430United States: 90,027 international $United States90,027
Top 10 countries, 2025. international $. Source: World Bank.

GDP, PPP (international dollars)

GDP converted to current international dollars with purchasing power parity (PPP) rates, in millions. One international dollar buys in a country what a US dollar buys in the United States. World Bank series built on the International Comparison Program (ICP).

World, 2025211.17 trillion international $History
United States, 202530.77 trillion international $History
China: 41,259,823.5 international $ millionChina41,259,823.5United States: 30,769,700 international $ millionUnited States30,769,700India: 17,197,369.3 international $ millionIndia17,197,369.3Russia: 7,235,550.4 international $ millionRussia7,235,550.4Japan: 6,837,216.3 international $ millionJapan6,837,216.3Germany: 6,295,798.6 international $ millionGermany6,295,798.6Indonesia: 5,045,777.6 international $ millionIndonesia5,045,777.6Brazil: 4,986,894.8 international $ millionBrazil4,986,894.8United Kingdom: 4,489,311.6 international $ millionUnited Kingdom4,489,311.6France: 4,396,407.9 international $ millionFrance4,396,407.9
Top 10 countries, 2025. international $ million. Source: World Bank.

Exports of goods and services, US dollars

Value of all goods and other market services provided to the rest of the world, at current prices in millions of US dollars. It includes freight, insurance, travel, royalties and other services, and leaves out compensation of employees and investment income. World Bank series, converted from national currency at official annual average exchange rates.

World, 2025$34.89 trillionHistory
United States, 2024$3.22 trillionHistory
China: 3,828,874 USD millionChina3,828,874United States: 3,215,368 USD millionUnited States3,215,368Germany: 1,941,431.2 USD millionGermany1,941,431.2United Kingdom: 1,147,692.1 USD millionUnited Kingdom1,147,692.1France: 1,071,066.2 USD millionFrance1,071,066.2Netherlands: 1,001,469.3 USD millionNetherlands1,001,469.3Singapore: 1,000,563.7 USD millionSingapore1,000,563.7Japan: 920,960 USD millionJapan920,960Ireland: 877,092.9 USD millionIreland877,092.9South Korea: 831,889.2 USD millionSouth Korea831,889.2
Top 10 countries, 2024. USD million. Source: World Bank.

Imports of goods and services, US dollars

Value of all goods and other market services received from the rest of the world, at current prices in millions of US dollars. It includes freight, insurance, travel, royalties and other services, and leaves out compensation of employees and investment income. World Bank series, converted from national currency at official annual average exchange rates.

World, 2025$33.73 trillionHistory
United States, 2024$4.11 trillionHistory
United States: 4,113,828 USD millionUnited States4,113,828China: 3,280,170.2 USD millionChina3,280,170.2Germany: 1,764,438.2 USD millionGermany1,764,438.2United Kingdom: 1,174,549.9 USD millionUnited Kingdom1,174,549.9France: 1,081,454 USD millionFrance1,081,454Japan: 958,381.8 USD millionJapan958,381.8India: 897,055.9 USD millionIndia897,055.9Netherlands: 867,461.9 USD millionNetherlands867,461.9Singapore: 794,257.2 USD millionSingapore794,257.2South Korea: 755,486.2 USD millionSouth Korea755,486.2
Top 10 countries, 2024. USD million. Source: World Bank.

Trade as a share of GDP

Sum of exports and imports of goods and services, as a percentage of GDP. World Bank series.

World, 202568.5%History
United States, 202425%History
Hong Kong: 359.4 %Hong Kong359.4Luxembourg: 351.3 %Luxembourg351.3Singapore: 313.3 %Singapore313.3Ireland: 246.2 %Ireland246.2Djibouti: 241.2 %Djibouti241.2Malta: 217.7 %Malta217.7Cyprus: 190.4 %Cyprus190.4Seychelles: 175.9 %Seychelles175.9Vietnam: 173.9 %Vietnam173.9Slovakia: 171.2 %Slovakia171.2
Top 10 countries, 2024. %. Source: World Bank.

Real GDP growth

Annual percentage change of GDP in chain-linked volumes, or at constant prices in the World Bank series.

World, 20252.9%History
United States, 20252.3%History
European Union (27), 20251.4%History
Guyana: 43.8 %Guyana43.8Palau: 12 %Palau12Kyrgyzstan: 11.5 %Kyrgyzstan11.5Georgia: 9.7 %Georgia9.7Monaco: 8.5 %Monaco8.5Tajikistan: 8.4 %Tajikistan8.4Niger: 8.3 %Niger8.3Macao: 7.8 %Macao7.8Ethiopia: 7.6 %Ethiopia7.6Bhutan: 7.5 %Bhutan7.5
Top 10 countries, 2024. %. Source: World Bank.

Access to electricity

Share of the population with access to electricity. World Bank series for the Sustainable Development Goal 7.1.1 electrification indicator, based mainly on household surveys.

World, 202491.9%History
United States, 2024100%History
Albania: 100 %Albania100Algeria: 100 %Algeria100Andorra: 100 %Andorra100Antigua and Barbuda: 100 %Antigua and Barbuda100Armenia: 100 %Armenia100Aruba: 100 %Aruba100Australia: 100 %Australia100Austria: 100 %Austria100Azerbaijan: 100 %Azerbaijan100Bahamas: 100 %Bahamas100
Top 10 countries, 2024. %. Source: World Bank.

Consumer spending per person

Personal consumption expenditures of the residents of a state divided by its population, in current US dollars: goods and services bought by households and by nonprofits serving them, including health care paid by insurers and government programs and the rental value of owner-occupied homes. United States: Bureau of Economic Analysis, table SAPCE2 line 1, nation and states.

United States, 2025$61,062History
District of Columbia: 98,784 USDDistrict of Columbia98,784Massachusetts: 74,900 USDMassachusetts74,900New Hampshire: 72,282 USDNew Hampshire72,282Connecticut: 70,377 USDConnecticut70,377Alaska: 70,227 USDAlaska70,227California: 70,076 USDCalifornia70,076New York: 69,658 USDNew York69,658New Jersey: 68,561 USDNew Jersey68,561Colorado: 68,438 USDColorado68,438Florida: 66,061 USDFlorida66,061
Top 10 states, 2025. USD. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

GDP by industry: agriculture, forestry and fishing

Value added by agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting (NAICS 11), the industry's contribution to gross domestic product (GDP), in millions of current US dollars. United States and states: Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP by state, table SAGDP2, line 3.

United States, 2025$255.93 billionHistory
California: 50,665.9 USD millionCalifornia50,665.9Texas: 16,948.2 USD millionTexas16,948.2Iowa: 14,104.3 USD millionIowa14,104.3Nebraska: 10,597.2 USD millionNebraska10,597.2Illinois: 9,522.2 USD millionIllinois9,522.2Florida: 8,330.6 USD millionFlorida8,330.6Washington: 8,052.3 USD millionWashington8,052.3Minnesota: 8,010.3 USD millionMinnesota8,010.3Indiana: 7,129.4 USD millionIndiana7,129.4South Dakota: 7,078.1 USD millionSouth Dakota7,078.1
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

GDP by industry: mining, oil and gas

Value added by mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction (NAICS 21), the industry's contribution to gross domestic product (GDP), in millions of current US dollars. United States and states: Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP by state, table SAGDP2, line 6.

United States, 2025$398.66 billionHistory
Texas: 201,735.2 USD millionTexas201,735.2Oklahoma: 23,847.3 USD millionOklahoma23,847.3New Mexico: 18,747.5 USD millionNew Mexico18,747.5Colorado: 17,411.3 USD millionColorado17,411.3West Virginia: 15,511.8 USD millionWest Virginia15,511.8Pennsylvania: 14,795.6 USD millionPennsylvania14,795.6Louisiana: 11,477.2 USD millionLouisiana11,477.2North Dakota: 11,450.6 USD millionNorth Dakota11,450.6Alaska: 10,574.2 USD millionAlaska10,574.2California: 9,422.5 USD millionCalifornia9,422.5
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

GDP by industry: utilities

Value added by utilities (electric power, natural gas distribution, water and sewage) (NAICS 22), the industry's contribution to gross domestic product (GDP), in millions of current US dollars. United States and states: Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP by state, table SAGDP2, line 10.

United States, 2025$507.74 billionHistory
California: 63,584.1 USD millionCalifornia63,584.1Texas: 51,908.5 USD millionTexas51,908.5New York: 33,346.6 USD millionNew York33,346.6Florida: 31,970.2 USD millionFlorida31,970.2Illinois: 22,858.7 USD millionIllinois22,858.7Pennsylvania: 16,986.6 USD millionPennsylvania16,986.6Ohio: 16,197.4 USD millionOhio16,197.4Georgia: 15,737.4 USD millionGeorgia15,737.4North Carolina: 15,609.9 USD millionNorth Carolina15,609.9New Jersey: 13,970.5 USD millionNew Jersey13,970.5
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

GDP by industry: construction

Value added by construction (NAICS 23), the industry's contribution to gross domestic product (GDP), in millions of current US dollars. United States and states: Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP by state, table SAGDP2, line 11.

United States, 2025$1.34 trillionHistory
California: 152,893.5 USD millionCalifornia152,893.5Texas: 142,793.2 USD millionTexas142,793.2Florida: 99,130 USD millionFlorida99,130New York: 68,345.4 USD millionNew York68,345.4Georgia: 47,478.9 USD millionGeorgia47,478.9North Carolina: 42,875.8 USD millionNorth Carolina42,875.8Illinois: 42,521.5 USD millionIllinois42,521.5Pennsylvania: 42,393.8 USD millionPennsylvania42,393.8Ohio: 40,876.4 USD millionOhio40,876.4Virginia: 39,347.9 USD millionVirginia39,347.9
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

GDP by industry: manufacturing

Value added by manufacturing (NAICS 31-33), the industry's contribution to gross domestic product (GDP), in millions of current US dollars. United States and states: Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP by state, table SAGDP2, line 12.

United States, 2025$2.93 trillionHistory
California: 390,527.9 USD millionCalifornia390,527.9Texas: 332,089.2 USD millionTexas332,089.2Illinois: 140,264.2 USD millionIllinois140,264.2Ohio: 132,782.8 USD millionOhio132,782.8Indiana: 129,367.3 USD millionIndiana129,367.3Michigan: 113,223 USD millionMichigan113,223North Carolina: 111,526.2 USD millionNorth Carolina111,526.2Pennsylvania: 107,217.7 USD millionPennsylvania107,217.7Georgia: 87,862.5 USD millionGeorgia87,862.5Florida: 87,429.9 USD millionFlorida87,429.9
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

GDP by industry: wholesale trade

Value added by wholesale trade (NAICS 42), the industry's contribution to gross domestic product (GDP), in millions of current US dollars. United States and states: Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP by state, table SAGDP2, line 34.

United States, 2025$1.95 trillionHistory
California: 263,056.1 USD millionCalifornia263,056.1Texas: 253,206.1 USD millionTexas253,206.1Florida: 122,469.6 USD millionFlorida122,469.6Illinois: 105,017.8 USD millionIllinois105,017.8New York: 100,331.1 USD millionNew York100,331.1New Jersey: 81,663.1 USD millionNew Jersey81,663.1Georgia: 77,641.1 USD millionGeorgia77,641.1Pennsylvania: 64,390.8 USD millionPennsylvania64,390.8Ohio: 62,033.5 USD millionOhio62,033.5Michigan: 55,645.5 USD millionMichigan55,645.5
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

GDP by industry: retail trade

Value added by retail trade (NAICS 44-45), the industry's contribution to gross domestic product (GDP), in millions of current US dollars. United States and states: Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP by state, table SAGDP2, line 35.

United States, 2025$1.81 trillionHistory
California: 230,750.1 USD millionCalifornia230,750.1Texas: 166,824.9 USD millionTexas166,824.9Florida: 131,883.5 USD millionFlorida131,883.5New York: 106,166.4 USD millionNew York106,166.4Washington: 84,115.5 USD millionWashington84,115.5Illinois: 65,823.6 USD millionIllinois65,823.6Pennsylvania: 60,569.1 USD millionPennsylvania60,569.1Ohio: 57,363.9 USD millionOhio57,363.9North Carolina: 54,134.2 USD millionNorth Carolina54,134.2Georgia: 54,002.2 USD millionGeorgia54,002.2
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

GDP by industry: transportation and warehousing

Value added by transportation and warehousing (NAICS 48-49), the industry's contribution to gross domestic product (GDP), in millions of current US dollars. United States and states: Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP by state, table SAGDP2, line 36.

United States, 2025$1.01 trillionHistory
California: 123,504.4 USD millionCalifornia123,504.4Texas: 113,121.1 USD millionTexas113,121.1New York: 67,260.5 USD millionNew York67,260.5Florida: 64,382.7 USD millionFlorida64,382.7Illinois: 49,276.1 USD millionIllinois49,276.1Pennsylvania: 37,617.1 USD millionPennsylvania37,617.1Georgia: 36,997.6 USD millionGeorgia36,997.6New Jersey: 33,254.5 USD millionNew Jersey33,254.5Ohio: 31,582.8 USD millionOhio31,582.8Washington: 27,502.4 USD millionWashington27,502.4
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

GDP by industry: information

Value added by information (publishing including software, film and sound, broadcasting, telecommunications and data services) (NAICS 51), the industry's contribution to gross domestic product (GDP), in millions of current US dollars. United States and states: Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP by state, table SAGDP2, line 45.

United States, 2025$1.77 trillionHistory
California: 508,404.7 USD millionCalifornia508,404.7New York: 204,141.8 USD millionNew York204,141.8Washington: 159,965.9 USD millionWashington159,965.9Texas: 116,103.4 USD millionTexas116,103.4Florida: 66,175.2 USD millionFlorida66,175.2Georgia: 56,545.7 USD millionGeorgia56,545.7Massachusetts: 54,565.8 USD millionMassachusetts54,565.8Illinois: 52,106.9 USD millionIllinois52,106.9Pennsylvania: 46,774.4 USD millionPennsylvania46,774.4New Jersey: 42,432.1 USD millionNew Jersey42,432.1
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

GDP by industry: finance and insurance

Value added by finance and insurance (NAICS 52), the industry's contribution to gross domestic product (GDP), in millions of current US dollars. United States and states: Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP by state, table SAGDP2, line 51.

United States, 2025$2.69 trillionHistory
New York: 521,107.3 USD millionNew York521,107.3California: 219,085.5 USD millionCalifornia219,085.5Texas: 216,500.1 USD millionTexas216,500.1Illinois: 136,822.1 USD millionIllinois136,822.1Ohio: 130,016.5 USD millionOhio130,016.5Florida: 116,902.6 USD millionFlorida116,902.6North Carolina: 97,466.1 USD millionNorth Carolina97,466.1Georgia: 91,801.7 USD millionGeorgia91,801.7Pennsylvania: 88,800.5 USD millionPennsylvania88,800.5Massachusetts: 74,722.5 USD millionMassachusetts74,722.5
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

GDP by industry: real estate, rental and leasing

Value added by real estate and rental and leasing (NAICS 53), the industry's contribution to gross domestic product (GDP), in millions of current US dollars. United States and states: Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP by state, table SAGDP2, line 56.

United States, 2025$4.23 trillionHistory
California: 598,938.5 USD millionCalifornia598,938.5Texas: 373,122.8 USD millionTexas373,122.8Florida: 372,864.1 USD millionFlorida372,864.1New York: 351,829.5 USD millionNew York351,829.5Illinois: 158,956.3 USD millionIllinois158,956.3New Jersey: 139,971.4 USD millionNew Jersey139,971.4Pennsylvania: 135,007.6 USD millionPennsylvania135,007.6Georgia: 132,219.5 USD millionGeorgia132,219.5Ohio: 119,059.4 USD millionOhio119,059.4Washington: 114,697.7 USD millionWashington114,697.7
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

GDP by industry: professional, scientific and technical services

Value added by professional, scientific, and technical services (legal, accounting, engineering, computer systems design, consulting, research and advertising) (NAICS 54), the industry's contribution to gross domestic product (GDP), in millions of current US dollars. United States and states: Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP by state, table SAGDP2, line 60.

United States, 2025$2.47 trillionHistory
California: 420,946.3 USD millionCalifornia420,946.3Texas: 219,258.7 USD millionTexas219,258.7New York: 212,933 USD millionNew York212,933Florida: 145,948.8 USD millionFlorida145,948.8Massachusetts: 112,656.7 USD millionMassachusetts112,656.7Illinois: 103,470.7 USD millionIllinois103,470.7Virginia: 100,203.7 USD millionVirginia100,203.7New Jersey: 87,113.7 USD millionNew Jersey87,113.7Pennsylvania: 86,835.7 USD millionPennsylvania86,835.7Washington: 71,747 USD millionWashington71,747
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

GDP by industry: management of companies

Value added by management of companies and enterprises (head offices and holding companies) (NAICS 55), the industry's contribution to gross domestic product (GDP), in millions of current US dollars. United States and states: Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP by state, table SAGDP2, line 64.

United States, 2025$558.56 billionHistory
California: 87,267.2 USD millionCalifornia87,267.2Texas: 37,713.4 USD millionTexas37,713.4New York: 36,841.8 USD millionNew York36,841.8Pennsylvania: 32,202.2 USD millionPennsylvania32,202.2Ohio: 28,239.9 USD millionOhio28,239.9Florida: 28,170.5 USD millionFlorida28,170.5New Jersey: 21,780.2 USD millionNew Jersey21,780.2Virginia: 20,707.1 USD millionVirginia20,707.1Georgia: 17,730.8 USD millionGeorgia17,730.8North Carolina: 17,644.2 USD millionNorth Carolina17,644.2
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

GDP by industry: administrative support and waste management

Value added by administrative and support and waste management and remediation services (staffing, building services, security, travel agencies, waste collection) (NAICS 56), the industry's contribution to gross domestic product (GDP), in millions of current US dollars. United States and states: Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP by state, table SAGDP2, line 65.

United States, 2025$919.94 billionHistory
California: 118,802.5 USD millionCalifornia118,802.5Texas: 93,390.6 USD millionTexas93,390.6Florida: 69,564.5 USD millionFlorida69,564.5New York: 63,964.8 USD millionNew York63,964.8Illinois: 40,606.3 USD millionIllinois40,606.3New Jersey: 33,529.6 USD millionNew Jersey33,529.6North Carolina: 31,756.2 USD millionNorth Carolina31,756.2Georgia: 29,227.4 USD millionGeorgia29,227.4Pennsylvania: 27,608.7 USD millionPennsylvania27,608.7Ohio: 27,503.3 USD millionOhio27,503.3
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

GDP by industry: educational services (private)

Value added by private educational services (NAICS 61), the industry's contribution to gross domestic product (GDP), in millions of current US dollars. United States and states: Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP by state, table SAGDP2, line 69.

United States, 2025$353.22 billionHistory
New York: 47,901.3 USD millionNew York47,901.3California: 45,967 USD millionCalifornia45,967Pennsylvania: 25,241.1 USD millionPennsylvania25,241.1Massachusetts: 22,581 USD millionMassachusetts22,581Texas: 20,933.6 USD millionTexas20,933.6Illinois: 16,662.4 USD millionIllinois16,662.4Florida: 16,117.6 USD millionFlorida16,117.6North Carolina: 11,329 USD millionNorth Carolina11,329New Jersey: 10,405.7 USD millionNew Jersey10,405.7Georgia: 10,089.9 USD millionGeorgia10,089.9
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

GDP by industry: health care and social assistance

Value added by private health care and social assistance (NAICS 62), the industry's contribution to gross domestic product (GDP), in millions of current US dollars. United States and states: Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP by state, table SAGDP2, line 70.

United States, 2025$2.33 trillionHistory
California: 300,252.9 USD millionCalifornia300,252.9New York: 183,164.8 USD millionNew York183,164.8Texas: 164,392 USD millionTexas164,392Florida: 145,515.9 USD millionFlorida145,515.9Pennsylvania: 110,811.2 USD millionPennsylvania110,811.2Illinois: 91,344.2 USD millionIllinois91,344.2Ohio: 82,861.7 USD millionOhio82,861.7New Jersey: 76,441.6 USD millionNew Jersey76,441.6Massachusetts: 74,701.2 USD millionMassachusetts74,701.2Georgia: 64,476.2 USD millionGeorgia64,476.2
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

GDP by industry: arts, entertainment and recreation

Value added by arts, entertainment, and recreation (performing arts, spectator sports, museums, amusement parks and gambling) (NAICS 71), the industry's contribution to gross domestic product (GDP), in millions of current US dollars. United States and states: Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP by state, table SAGDP2, line 76.

United States, 2025$321.26 billionHistory
California: 53,156.4 USD millionCalifornia53,156.4New York: 33,005 USD millionNew York33,005Florida: 27,765.8 USD millionFlorida27,765.8Texas: 18,065.6 USD millionTexas18,065.6Illinois: 13,937.6 USD millionIllinois13,937.6Pennsylvania: 12,672 USD millionPennsylvania12,672Tennessee: 12,009 USD millionTennessee12,009Ohio: 9,215.2 USD millionOhio9,215.2New Jersey: 8,902.6 USD millionNew Jersey8,902.6Colorado: 8,900.4 USD millionColorado8,900.4
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

GDP by industry: accommodation and food services

Value added by accommodation and food services (hotels, restaurants and bars) (NAICS 72), the industry's contribution to gross domestic product (GDP), in millions of current US dollars. United States and states: Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP by state, table SAGDP2, line 79.

United States, 2025$965.35 billionHistory
California: 126,929 USD millionCalifornia126,929Florida: 78,817.8 USD millionFlorida78,817.8Texas: 77,219.8 USD millionTexas77,219.8New York: 67,545.9 USD millionNew York67,545.9Illinois: 36,919 USD millionIllinois36,919Nevada: 34,276.4 USD millionNevada34,276.4Pennsylvania: 27,228.2 USD millionPennsylvania27,228.2North Carolina: 26,720 USD millionNorth Carolina26,720Massachusetts: 26,384.8 USD millionMassachusetts26,384.8Georgia: 25,754.7 USD millionGeorgia25,754.7
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

GDP by industry: other services

Value added by other services (repair and maintenance, personal care, laundry, religious and civic organizations and private households) (NAICS 81), the industry's contribution to gross domestic product (GDP), in millions of current US dollars. United States and states: Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP by state, table SAGDP2, line 82.

United States, 2025$629.71 billionHistory
California: 77,313.5 USD millionCalifornia77,313.5Texas: 52,932.9 USD millionTexas52,932.9New York: 42,463.7 USD millionNew York42,463.7Florida: 40,817.9 USD millionFlorida40,817.9Illinois: 26,470.5 USD millionIllinois26,470.5Pennsylvania: 23,922.7 USD millionPennsylvania23,922.7Ohio: 20,057.3 USD millionOhio20,057.3Virginia: 19,122.4 USD millionVirginia19,122.4North Carolina: 18,469.9 USD millionNorth Carolina18,469.9New Jersey: 17,926.6 USD millionNew Jersey17,926.6
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

GDP by industry: government

Value added by government and government enterprises (federal civilian, military, and state and local government, including public schools and hospitals and enterprises such as the Postal Service) (NAICS 92), the industry's contribution to gross domestic product (GDP), in millions of current US dollars. United States and states: Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP by state, table SAGDP2, line 83.

United States, 2025$3.43 trillionHistory
California: 455,981.8 USD millionCalifornia455,981.8Texas: 264,084.2 USD millionTexas264,084.2New York: 235,935.7 USD millionNew York235,935.7Florida: 149,699 USD millionFlorida149,699Virginia: 130,685.1 USD millionVirginia130,685.1Maryland: 113,920.9 USD millionMaryland113,920.9Illinois: 109,846.5 USD millionIllinois109,846.5North Carolina: 101,469.9 USD millionNorth Carolina101,469.9Washington: 99,009 USD millionWashington99,009Ohio: 97,555.4 USD millionOhio97,555.4
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Consumer spending (personal consumption expenditures)

Personal consumption expenditures on all goods and services, by the households and nonprofit institutions serving households resident in the place, in millions of current US dollars. Bureau of Economic Analysis, PCE by state by type of product (table SAPCE3, line 1, Personal consumption expenditures); the national figure equals the national accounts (NIPA table 2.4.5).

United States, 2025$20.87 trillionHistory
California: 2,757,868.2 USD millionCalifornia2,757,868.2Texas: 1,771,795.8 USD millionTexas1,771,795.8Florida: 1,549,950.9 USD millionFlorida1,549,950.9New York: 1,393,323.1 USD millionNew York1,393,323.1Pennsylvania: 815,406.6 USD millionPennsylvania815,406.6Illinois: 810,592.3 USD millionIllinois810,592.3Ohio: 658,044 USD millionOhio658,044New Jersey: 654,638.5 USD millionNew Jersey654,638.5North Carolina: 623,727.5 USD millionNorth Carolina623,727.5Georgia: 623,432.9 USD millionGeorgia623,432.9
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Consumer spending on motor vehicles and parts

Personal consumption expenditures on new motor vehicles, net purchases of used vehicles, and parts and accessories, by the households and nonprofit institutions serving households resident in the place, in millions of current US dollars. Bureau of Economic Analysis, PCE by state by type of product (table SAPCE3, line 4, Motor vehicles and parts); the national figure equals the national accounts (NIPA table 2.4.5).

United States, 2025$765.5 billionHistory
Texas: 86,092.9 USD millionTexas86,092.9California: 70,936.6 USD millionCalifornia70,936.6Florida: 56,199 USD millionFlorida56,199New York: 31,952.3 USD millionNew York31,952.3Pennsylvania: 27,517.8 USD millionPennsylvania27,517.8North Carolina: 27,352 USD millionNorth Carolina27,352Georgia: 26,908.2 USD millionGeorgia26,908.2Illinois: 26,016 USD millionIllinois26,016Ohio: 25,846.1 USD millionOhio25,846.1Michigan: 21,070 USD millionMichigan21,070
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Consumer spending on furnishings and household equipment

Personal consumption expenditures on furniture and furnishings, household appliances, tableware and utensils, and tools for house and garden, by the households and nonprofit institutions serving households resident in the place, in millions of current US dollars. Bureau of Economic Analysis, PCE by state by type of product (table SAPCE3, line 8, Furnishings and durable household equipment); the national figure equals the national accounts (NIPA table 2.4.5).

United States, 2025$504.13 billionHistory
California: 60,540.2 USD millionCalifornia60,540.2Texas: 45,386.8 USD millionTexas45,386.8Florida: 41,230.8 USD millionFlorida41,230.8New York: 29,432.4 USD millionNew York29,432.4Pennsylvania: 19,168.6 USD millionPennsylvania19,168.6Illinois: 18,931.5 USD millionIllinois18,931.5North Carolina: 17,300.4 USD millionNorth Carolina17,300.4Ohio: 16,430.1 USD millionOhio16,430.1New Jersey: 15,991.3 USD millionNew Jersey15,991.3Georgia: 14,530 USD millionGeorgia14,530
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Consumer spending on recreational goods and vehicles

Personal consumption expenditures on computers, televisions, audio and photo equipment and media, sporting goods, recreational vehicles, books for leisure and musical instruments, by the households and nonprofit institutions serving households resident in the place, in millions of current US dollars. Bureau of Economic Analysis, PCE by state by type of product (table SAPCE3, line 13, Recreational goods and vehicles); the national figure equals the national accounts (NIPA table 2.4.5).

United States, 2025$692.99 billionHistory
California: 88,476.7 USD millionCalifornia88,476.7Texas: 61,224.3 USD millionTexas61,224.3Florida: 54,995.5 USD millionFlorida54,995.5New York: 34,437.7 USD millionNew York34,437.7Pennsylvania: 29,627.2 USD millionPennsylvania29,627.2Illinois: 29,453.5 USD millionIllinois29,453.5North Carolina: 26,592.4 USD millionNorth Carolina26,592.4Washington: 24,598 USD millionWashington24,598Ohio: 21,616.8 USD millionOhio21,616.8Georgia: 20,189.6 USD millionGeorgia20,189.6
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Consumer spending on food at home (groceries)

Personal consumption expenditures on food and nonalcoholic beverages bought to be eaten or drunk off the premises, mostly groceries, by the households and nonprofit institutions serving households resident in the place, in millions of current US dollars. Bureau of Economic Analysis, PCE by state by type of product (table SAPCE3, line 27, Food and nonalcoholic beverages purchased for off-premises consumption); the national figure equals the national accounts (NIPA table 2.4.5).

United States, 2025$1.29 trillionHistory
California: 165,171.2 USD millionCalifornia165,171.2Texas: 115,992.3 USD millionTexas115,992.3Florida: 97,641.5 USD millionFlorida97,641.5New York: 75,508.8 USD millionNew York75,508.8Pennsylvania: 49,282 USD millionPennsylvania49,282Illinois: 46,762.3 USD millionIllinois46,762.3Ohio: 44,374.8 USD millionOhio44,374.8Georgia: 43,356.3 USD millionGeorgia43,356.3North Carolina: 40,607.8 USD millionNorth Carolina40,607.8Michigan: 37,072.7 USD millionMichigan37,072.7
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Consumer spending on alcoholic drinks bought in stores

Personal consumption expenditures on alcoholic beverages bought to be drunk off the premises, by the households and nonprofit institutions serving households resident in the place, in millions of current US dollars. Bureau of Economic Analysis, PCE by state by type of product (table SAPCE3, line 28, Alcoholic beverages purchased for off-premises consumption); the national figure equals the national accounts (NIPA table 2.4.5).

United States, 2025$232.92 billionHistory
California: 30,077.7 USD millionCalifornia30,077.7Texas: 22,824.9 USD millionTexas22,824.9Florida: 17,850.1 USD millionFlorida17,850.1New York: 12,245.2 USD millionNew York12,245.2North Carolina: 8,007.3 USD millionNorth Carolina8,007.3Georgia: 7,875.3 USD millionGeorgia7,875.3Pennsylvania: 7,850.2 USD millionPennsylvania7,850.2Illinois: 7,508.8 USD millionIllinois7,508.8New Jersey: 7,345.9 USD millionNew Jersey7,345.9Virginia: 6,810.9 USD millionVirginia6,810.9
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Consumer spending on clothing and footwear

Personal consumption expenditures on garments, footwear and other clothing materials, by the households and nonprofit institutions serving households resident in the place, in millions of current US dollars. Bureau of Economic Analysis, PCE by state by type of product (table SAPCE3, line 30, Clothing and footwear); the national figure equals the national accounts (NIPA table 2.4.5).

United States, 2025$559.77 billionHistory
California: 83,126.7 USD millionCalifornia83,126.7Texas: 51,051.4 USD millionTexas51,051.4New York: 38,952.9 USD millionNew York38,952.9Florida: 32,508.8 USD millionFlorida32,508.8Illinois: 23,416.1 USD millionIllinois23,416.1Pennsylvania: 20,104.9 USD millionPennsylvania20,104.9New Jersey: 18,862.9 USD millionNew Jersey18,862.9Georgia: 17,846.2 USD millionGeorgia17,846.2North Carolina: 17,005.1 USD millionNorth Carolina17,005.1Ohio: 16,697.3 USD millionOhio16,697.3
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Consumer spending on gasoline and other energy goods

Personal consumption expenditures on motor vehicle fuels, lubricants and fluids, and fuel oil and other fuels, by the households and nonprofit institutions serving households resident in the place, in millions of current US dollars. Bureau of Economic Analysis, PCE by state by type of product (table SAPCE3, line 36, Gasoline and other energy goods); the national figure equals the national accounts (NIPA table 2.4.5).

United States, 2025$418.81 billionHistory
California: 44,833.5 USD millionCalifornia44,833.5Texas: 40,102.6 USD millionTexas40,102.6Florida: 24,514.9 USD millionFlorida24,514.9Pennsylvania: 17,280.5 USD millionPennsylvania17,280.5New York: 15,720.6 USD millionNew York15,720.6Georgia: 15,404.2 USD millionGeorgia15,404.2Ohio: 14,615.2 USD millionOhio14,615.2Illinois: 14,543.9 USD millionIllinois14,543.9North Carolina: 14,183.6 USD millionNorth Carolina14,183.6Michigan: 13,368.5 USD millionMichigan13,368.5
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Consumer spending on prescription drugs and other medical products

Personal consumption expenditures on prescription and nonprescription drugs and other medical products, including those paid by insurers and government programs, by the households and nonprofit institutions serving households resident in the place, in millions of current US dollars. Bureau of Economic Analysis, PCE by state by type of product (table SAPCE3, line 40, Pharmaceutical and other medical products); the national figure equals the national accounts (NIPA table 2.4.5).

United States, 2025$728.65 billionHistory
California: 78,792.3 USD millionCalifornia78,792.3Texas: 69,536.8 USD millionTexas69,536.8New York: 60,449.8 USD millionNew York60,449.8Florida: 44,571.3 USD millionFlorida44,571.3Pennsylvania: 34,829.5 USD millionPennsylvania34,829.5New Jersey: 28,067.4 USD millionNew Jersey28,067.4Illinois: 26,462 USD millionIllinois26,462North Carolina: 24,320 USD millionNorth Carolina24,320Georgia: 23,758.9 USD millionGeorgia23,758.9Ohio: 22,101.3 USD millionOhio22,101.3
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Consumer spending on tobacco

Personal consumption expenditures on cigarettes and other tobacco products, by the households and nonprofit institutions serving households resident in the place, in millions of current US dollars. Bureau of Economic Analysis, PCE by state by type of product (table SAPCE3, line 44, Tobacco); the national figure equals the national accounts (NIPA table 2.4.5).

United States, 2025$111.57 billionHistory
Texas: 10,199.2 USD millionTexas10,199.2California: 9,226.7 USD millionCalifornia9,226.7Florida: 8,181.5 USD millionFlorida8,181.5Pennsylvania: 5,185.6 USD millionPennsylvania5,185.6Illinois: 4,550.9 USD millionIllinois4,550.9Ohio: 4,469.1 USD millionOhio4,469.1New York: 4,122.9 USD millionNew York4,122.9Michigan: 3,849.6 USD millionMichigan3,849.6North Carolina: 3,824.1 USD millionNorth Carolina3,824.1Georgia: 3,719.4 USD millionGeorgia3,719.4
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Consumer spending on housing

Personal consumption expenditures on housing services: rent paid by tenants, the imputed rent of owner-occupied homes, farm dwellings and group housing, by the households and nonprofit institutions serving households resident in the place, in millions of current US dollars. Bureau of Economic Analysis, PCE by state by type of product (table SAPCE3, line 50, Housing); the national figure equals the national accounts (NIPA table 2.4.5).

United States, 2025$3.33 trillionHistory
California: 464,361.4 USD millionCalifornia464,361.4Florida: 304,031.2 USD millionFlorida304,031.2Texas: 283,307.2 USD millionTexas283,307.2New York: 216,503.2 USD millionNew York216,503.2Pennsylvania: 113,189.7 USD millionPennsylvania113,189.7Illinois: 113,109.6 USD millionIllinois113,109.6New Jersey: 105,531.7 USD millionNew Jersey105,531.7Georgia: 101,272.6 USD millionGeorgia101,272.6North Carolina: 101,030 USD millionNorth Carolina101,030Washington: 92,225.4 USD millionWashington92,225.4
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Consumer spending on household utilities

Personal consumption expenditures on water supply and sanitation, electricity and natural gas for the home, by the households and nonprofit institutions serving households resident in the place, in millions of current US dollars. Bureau of Economic Analysis, PCE by state by type of product (table SAPCE3, line 55, Household utilities); the national figure equals the national accounts (NIPA table 2.4.5).

United States, 2025$487.68 billionHistory
California: 60,360.1 USD millionCalifornia60,360.1Texas: 44,991.6 USD millionTexas44,991.6Florida: 30,959.9 USD millionFlorida30,959.9New York: 27,813.6 USD millionNew York27,813.6Pennsylvania: 20,473.8 USD millionPennsylvania20,473.8Illinois: 18,194.2 USD millionIllinois18,194.2Ohio: 17,906.3 USD millionOhio17,906.3Georgia: 15,509.6 USD millionGeorgia15,509.6North Carolina: 14,882.4 USD millionNorth Carolina14,882.4Michigan: 14,379.6 USD millionMichigan14,379.6
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Consumer spending on health care services

Personal consumption expenditures on outpatient services (physicians, dentists and other providers), hospitals and nursing homes, whether paid by households, private insurers or Medicare and Medicaid, by the households and nonprofit institutions serving households resident in the place, in millions of current US dollars. Bureau of Economic Analysis, PCE by state by type of product (table SAPCE3, line 60, Health care); the national figure equals the national accounts (NIPA table 2.4.5).

United States, 2025$3.57 trillionHistory
California: 459,724.4 USD millionCalifornia459,724.4Texas: 263,006.1 USD millionTexas263,006.1New York: 261,851.5 USD millionNew York261,851.5Florida: 248,088.1 USD millionFlorida248,088.1Pennsylvania: 142,596.5 USD millionPennsylvania142,596.5Illinois: 135,858.4 USD millionIllinois135,858.4Ohio: 129,711.7 USD millionOhio129,711.7New Jersey: 107,688.9 USD millionNew Jersey107,688.9Georgia: 105,872.5 USD millionGeorgia105,872.5North Carolina: 104,257 USD millionNorth Carolina104,257
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Consumer spending on transportation services

Personal consumption expenditures on motor vehicle maintenance, repair and other vehicle services, and public transportation by ground, air and water, by the households and nonprofit institutions serving households resident in the place, in millions of current US dollars. Bureau of Economic Analysis, PCE by state by type of product (table SAPCE3, line 68, Transportation services); the national figure equals the national accounts (NIPA table 2.4.5).

United States, 2025$703.25 billionHistory
California: 105,468.8 USD millionCalifornia105,468.8Texas: 56,385.9 USD millionTexas56,385.9Florida: 52,795.5 USD millionFlorida52,795.5New York: 51,307.7 USD millionNew York51,307.7Illinois: 32,830.3 USD millionIllinois32,830.3Washington: 25,804.4 USD millionWashington25,804.4Georgia: 23,880 USD millionGeorgia23,880Pennsylvania: 23,708.4 USD millionPennsylvania23,708.4Massachusetts: 22,646 USD millionMassachusetts22,646New Jersey: 19,486.5 USD millionNew Jersey19,486.5
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Consumer spending on recreation services

Personal consumption expenditures on membership clubs, sports centers, parks, theaters and museums, audio-video, photographic and information processing services, gambling and other recreational services, by the households and nonprofit institutions serving households resident in the place, in millions of current US dollars. Bureau of Economic Analysis, PCE by state by type of product (table SAPCE3, line 76, Recreation services); the national figure equals the national accounts (NIPA table 2.4.5).

United States, 2025$804.68 billionHistory
California: 134,840.5 USD millionCalifornia134,840.5Texas: 73,422.8 USD millionTexas73,422.8Florida: 54,833.5 USD millionFlorida54,833.5New York: 46,021.8 USD millionNew York46,021.8Illinois: 29,020.3 USD millionIllinois29,020.3Pennsylvania: 27,846 USD millionPennsylvania27,846Virginia: 27,289.1 USD millionVirginia27,289.1Georgia: 26,410.6 USD millionGeorgia26,410.6Washington: 24,205.8 USD millionWashington24,205.8New Jersey: 24,148.3 USD millionNew Jersey24,148.3
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Consumer spending on restaurants and other food services

Personal consumption expenditures on meals and beverages bought in restaurants, bars, cafeterias and other food services, plus food provided to employees, including the military, by the households and nonprofit institutions serving households resident in the place, in millions of current US dollars. Bureau of Economic Analysis, PCE by state by type of product (table SAPCE3, line 82, Food services); the national figure equals the national accounts (NIPA table 2.4.5).

United States, 2025$1.29 trillionHistory
California: 184,435.9 USD millionCalifornia184,435.9Texas: 119,478.8 USD millionTexas119,478.8Florida: 101,677.3 USD millionFlorida101,677.3New York: 86,669.9 USD millionNew York86,669.9Illinois: 51,259.1 USD millionIllinois51,259.1Pennsylvania: 42,287.2 USD millionPennsylvania42,287.2Georgia: 40,766.4 USD millionGeorgia40,766.4North Carolina: 39,806 USD millionNorth Carolina39,806Ohio: 38,984.2 USD millionOhio38,984.2New Jersey: 37,321 USD millionNew Jersey37,321
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Consumer spending on hotels and other accommodation

Personal consumption expenditures on hotels, motels and other lodging, including housing at schools, by the households and nonprofit institutions serving households resident in the place, in millions of current US dollars. Bureau of Economic Analysis, PCE by state by type of product (table SAPCE3, line 85, Accommodations); the national figure equals the national accounts (NIPA table 2.4.5).

United States, 2025$201.84 billionHistory
California: 36,850.4 USD millionCalifornia36,850.4Florida: 20,602.1 USD millionFlorida20,602.1Texas: 13,684.5 USD millionTexas13,684.5New York: 13,446.1 USD millionNew York13,446.1Arizona: 5,854.8 USD millionArizona5,854.8Pennsylvania: 5,629.2 USD millionPennsylvania5,629.2Georgia: 5,562 USD millionGeorgia5,562Illinois: 5,272.3 USD millionIllinois5,272.3Colorado: 5,016.5 USD millionColorado5,016.5Washington: 4,885.7 USD millionWashington4,885.7
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Consumer spending on financial services

Personal consumption expenditures on financial service charges, fees and commissions, and financial services furnished without payment, by the households and nonprofit institutions serving households resident in the place, in millions of current US dollars. Bureau of Economic Analysis, PCE by state by type of product (table SAPCE3, line 87, Financial services); the national figure equals the national accounts (NIPA table 2.4.5).

United States, 2025$1.11 trillionHistory
California: 151,078.1 USD millionCalifornia151,078.1Texas: 93,608.4 USD millionTexas93,608.4Florida: 90,967 USD millionFlorida90,967New York: 85,730.9 USD millionNew York85,730.9Illinois: 52,179.5 USD millionIllinois52,179.5Pennsylvania: 42,839.5 USD millionPennsylvania42,839.5Massachusetts: 37,858.2 USD millionMassachusetts37,858.2New Jersey: 36,147.5 USD millionNew Jersey36,147.5Ohio: 29,941.1 USD millionOhio29,941.1Virginia: 27,803.6 USD millionVirginia27,803.6
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Consumer spending on insurance

Personal consumption expenditures on life insurance, household insurance, health insurance and motor vehicle insurance, each net of claims paid, by the households and nonprofit institutions serving households resident in the place, in millions of current US dollars. Bureau of Economic Analysis, PCE by state by type of product (table SAPCE3, line 90, Insurance); the national figure equals the national accounts (NIPA table 2.4.5).

United States, 2025$542.26 billionHistory
California: 63,207.2 USD millionCalifornia63,207.2Florida: 52,155.3 USD millionFlorida52,155.3Texas: 50,157.9 USD millionTexas50,157.9New York: 34,738.2 USD millionNew York34,738.2Michigan: 31,480.5 USD millionMichigan31,480.5Pennsylvania: 21,935.1 USD millionPennsylvania21,935.1North Carolina: 21,775 USD millionNorth Carolina21,775Ohio: 18,515.1 USD millionOhio18,515.1New Jersey: 16,811.1 USD millionNew Jersey16,811.1Massachusetts: 15,864.2 USD millionMassachusetts15,864.2
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Consumer spending on communication services

Personal consumption expenditures on telecommunication services, internet access, and postal and delivery services, by the households and nonprofit institutions serving households resident in the place, in millions of current US dollars. Bureau of Economic Analysis, PCE by state by type of product (table SAPCE3, line 96, Communication); the national figure equals the national accounts (NIPA table 2.4.5).

United States, 2025$319.94 billionHistory
California: 43,621.9 USD millionCalifornia43,621.9Texas: 41,832.1 USD millionTexas41,832.1New York: 23,240 USD millionNew York23,240Florida: 21,072.9 USD millionFlorida21,072.9Pennsylvania: 14,180.4 USD millionPennsylvania14,180.4Washington: 14,001.2 USD millionWashington14,001.2Illinois: 10,610.5 USD millionIllinois10,610.5North Carolina: 9,914 USD millionNorth Carolina9,914Virginia: 9,913.5 USD millionVirginia9,913.5New Jersey: 9,898.9 USD millionNew Jersey9,898.9
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Consumer spending on education services

Personal consumption expenditures on higher education, private nursery, elementary and secondary schools, and commercial and vocational schools, by the households and nonprofit institutions serving households resident in the place, in millions of current US dollars. Bureau of Economic Analysis, PCE by state by type of product (table SAPCE3, line 100, Education services); the national figure equals the national accounts (NIPA table 2.4.5).

United States, 2025$363.84 billionHistory
California: 50,754.6 USD millionCalifornia50,754.6Texas: 28,936.1 USD millionTexas28,936.1New York: 23,955.9 USD millionNew York23,955.9Florida: 18,572 USD millionFlorida18,572Illinois: 17,720 USD millionIllinois17,720New Jersey: 16,847.2 USD millionNew Jersey16,847.2Pennsylvania: 16,664.8 USD millionPennsylvania16,664.8Ohio: 11,984.7 USD millionOhio11,984.7Michigan: 10,828.8 USD millionMichigan10,828.8Massachusetts: 10,803 USD millionMassachusetts10,803
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

US goods exports by destination

Value of goods the United States exported to the place, as reported by the U.S. Census Bureau: total exports (domestic and foreign merchandise) at free alongside ship value, Census basis, not seasonally adjusted, in millions of US dollars. Each month and each calendar year, by country of destination.

Mexico: 33,656.3 USD millionMexico33,656.3Canada: 30,289.6 USD millionCanada30,289.6Netherlands: 10,652.5 USD millionNetherlands10,652.5China: 8,730.7 USD millionChina8,730.7Japan: 8,634.1 USD millionJapan8,634.1United Kingdom: 8,261.1 USD millionUnited Kingdom8,261.1Germany: 7,270.5 USD millionGermany7,270.5South Korea: 6,375.4 USD millionSouth Korea6,375.4Switzerland: 5,902.8 USD millionSwitzerland5,902.8Brazil: 5,370.9 USD millionBrazil5,370.9
Top 10 countries, August 2026. USD million. Source: U.S. Census Bureau.

US goods imports by origin

Value of goods the United States imported from the place, as reported by the U.S. Census Bureau: general imports at customs value, Census basis, not seasonally adjusted, in millions of US dollars. Each month and each calendar year, by country of origin.

Mexico: 60,637.4 USD millionMexico60,637.4Canada: 35,980 USD millionCanada35,980China: 27,133.8 USD millionChina27,133.8Vietnam: 26,474.5 USD millionVietnam26,474.5Taiwan: 24,653.8 USD millionTaiwan24,653.8South Korea: 15,201.7 USD millionSouth Korea15,201.7Germany: 13,051.5 USD millionGermany13,051.5Japan: 11,992.8 USD millionJapan11,992.8Thailand: 11,827.6 USD millionThailand11,827.6India: 9,165.1 USD millionIndia9,165.1
Top 10 countries, August 2026. USD million. Source: U.S. Census Bureau.

US goods trade balance by partner

US goods exports to the place minus US goods imports from it, in millions of US dollars, from the U.S. Census Bureau (total exports at free alongside ship value less general imports at customs value, Census basis, not seasonally adjusted). A negative value is a US trade deficit with the partner. Each month and each calendar year.

Netherlands: 7,690.3 USD millionNetherlands7,690.3United Kingdom: 2,790.2 USD millionUnited Kingdom2,790.2Hong Kong: 2,044.8 USD millionHong Kong2,044.8Brazil: 1,762.1 USD millionBrazil1,762.1Belgium: 1,686.7 USD millionBelgium1,686.7United Arab Emirates: 1,542 USD millionUnited Arab Emirates1,542Australia: 903.3 USD millionAustralia903.3Panama: 814.3 USD millionPanama814.3Egypt: 738.6 USD millionEgypt738.6Switzerland: 687.3 USD millionSwitzerland687.3
Top 10 countries, August 2026. USD million. Source: U.S. Census Bureau.

Food-at-home sales

Annual sales of food bought for preparation and eating at home in the state, including sales taxes and tips, to all purchasers, in millions of US dollars at current prices (USDA ERS Food Expenditure Series).

California: 133,934 USD millionCalifornia133,934Texas: 101,900.6 USD millionTexas101,900.6Florida: 78,476.2 USD millionFlorida78,476.2New York: 60,111.8 USD millionNew York60,111.8Pennsylvania: 44,962.5 USD millionPennsylvania44,962.5Illinois: 39,398.8 USD millionIllinois39,398.8Georgia: 38,154.1 USD millionGeorgia38,154.1Washington: 36,904.3 USD millionWashington36,904.3Ohio: 36,021.5 USD millionOhio36,021.5North Carolina: 32,780.8 USD millionNorth Carolina32,780.8
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: Economic Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Food-away-from-home sales

Annual sales of meals and snacks bought away from home, at restaurants, schools, hotels and other places in the state, including sales taxes and tips, to all purchasers, in millions of US dollars at current prices (USDA ERS Food Expenditure Series).

California: 189,913.2 USD millionCalifornia189,913.2Texas: 128,767.1 USD millionTexas128,767.1Florida: 96,330.2 USD millionFlorida96,330.2New York: 89,398.9 USD millionNew York89,398.9Illinois: 49,536.1 USD millionIllinois49,536.1Georgia: 44,616 USD millionGeorgia44,616Pennsylvania: 41,560.9 USD millionPennsylvania41,560.9North Carolina: 40,329 USD millionNorth Carolina40,329Ohio: 40,073.7 USD millionOhio40,073.7New Jersey: 36,658.1 USD millionNew Jersey36,658.1
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: Economic Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Total food sales

Annual sales of food at home and food away from home together in the state, including sales taxes and tips, to all purchasers, in millions of US dollars at current prices (USDA ERS Food Expenditure Series).

California: 323,847.2 USD millionCalifornia323,847.2Texas: 230,667.7 USD millionTexas230,667.7Florida: 174,806.4 USD millionFlorida174,806.4New York: 149,510.6 USD millionNew York149,510.6Illinois: 88,934.8 USD millionIllinois88,934.8Pennsylvania: 86,523.4 USD millionPennsylvania86,523.4Georgia: 82,770.1 USD millionGeorgia82,770.1Ohio: 76,095.2 USD millionOhio76,095.2North Carolina: 73,109.8 USD millionNorth Carolina73,109.8New Jersey: 68,990.2 USD millionNew Jersey68,990.2
Top 10 states, 2025. USD million. Source: Economic Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Total household consumption (EUR million)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on all goods and services. Published in millions of euros at current prices.

European Union (27), 2024€9.34 trillionHistory
Germany: 2,243,023 EUR millionGermany2,243,023France: 1,543,501.9 EUR millionFrance1,543,501.9Italy: 1,289,137.8 EUR millionItaly1,289,137.8Spain: 924,466 EUR millionSpain924,466Poland: 478,672.7 EUR millionPoland478,672.7Netherlands: 477,184 EUR millionNetherlands477,184Belgium: 300,826.6 EUR millionBelgium300,826.6Austria: 257,265.5 EUR millionAustria257,265.5Sweden: 247,670.4 EUR millionSweden247,670.4Romania: 214,334.3 EUR millionRomania214,334.3
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR million. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Total household consumption per inhabitant (EUR)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on all goods and services. Published in euros at current prices per inhabitant; domestic consumption divided by population, not a measure of residents spending alone.

European Union (27), 2024€20,700History
Luxembourg: 42,860 EURLuxembourg42,860Denmark: 28,280 EURDenmark28,280Austria: 28,030 EURAustria28,030Germany: 26,860 EURGermany26,860Netherlands: 26,520 EURNetherlands26,520Ireland: 26,470 EURIreland26,470Belgium: 25,390 EURBelgium25,390Finland: 24,250 EURFinland24,250Sweden: 23,300 EURSweden23,300France: 22,440 EURFrance22,440
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on food and non-alcoholic beverages (EUR million)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on food and non-alcoholic beverages, COICOP 2018 division 01. Published in millions of euros at current prices.

European Union (27), 2024€1.23 trillionHistory
Germany: 257,495 EUR millionGermany257,495Italy: 188,653.7 EUR millionItaly188,653.7France: 187,816.5 EUR millionFrance187,816.5Spain: 114,502 EUR millionSpain114,502Poland: 85,925.5 EUR millionPoland85,925.5Netherlands: 54,975 EUR millionNetherlands54,975Romania: 49,530.9 EUR millionRomania49,530.9Portugal: 35,120.1 EUR millionPortugal35,120.1Belgium: 33,053.9 EUR millionBelgium33,053.9Sweden: 32,028.6 EUR millionSweden32,028.6
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR million. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on food and non-alcoholic beverages per inhabitant (EUR)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on food and non-alcoholic beverages, COICOP 2018 division 01. Published in euros at current prices per inhabitant; domestic consumption divided by population, not a measure of residents spending alone.

European Union (27), 2024€2,730History
Luxembourg: 4,000 EURLuxembourg4,000Denmark: 3,360 EURDenmark3,360Portugal: 3,280 EURPortugal3,280Italy: 3,200 EURItaly3,200Germany: 3,080 EURGermany3,080Netherlands: 3,060 EURNetherlands3,060Finland: 3,030 EURFinland3,030Sweden: 3,010 EURSweden3,010Austria: 2,860 EURAustria2,860Estonia: 2,820 EUREstonia2,820
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on alcohol, tobacco and narcotics (EUR million)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on alcoholic beverages, tobacco and narcotics, COICOP 2018 division 02. Published in millions of euros at current prices.

European Union (27), 2024€345.58 billionHistory
Germany: 67,751 EUR millionGermany67,751France: 50,795.9 EUR millionFrance50,795.9Italy: 49,532.1 EUR millionItaly49,532.1Spain: 32,470 EUR millionSpain32,470Poland: 27,347.8 EUR millionPoland27,347.8Belgium: 13,452.2 EUR millionBelgium13,452.2Netherlands: 12,723 EUR millionNetherlands12,723Czechia: 10,283.2 EUR millionCzechia10,283.2Romania: 8,849.1 EUR millionRomania8,849.1Austria: 8,095.3 EUR millionAustria8,095.3
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR million. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on alcohol, tobacco and narcotics per inhabitant (EUR)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on alcoholic beverages, tobacco and narcotics, COICOP 2018 division 02. Published in euros at current prices per inhabitant; domestic consumption divided by population, not a measure of residents spending alone.

European Union (27), 2024€770History
Luxembourg: 4,650 EURLuxembourg4,650Belgium: 1,140 EURBelgium1,140Croatia: 1,130 EURCroatia1,130Finland: 1,030 EURFinland1,030Ireland: 1,010 EURIreland1,010Estonia: 980 EUREstonia980Czechia: 940 EURCzechia940Cyprus: 930 EURCyprus930Denmark: 910 EURDenmark910Austria: 880 EURAustria880
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on clothing and footwear (EUR million)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on clothing and footwear, COICOP 2018 division 03. Published in millions of euros at current prices.

European Union (27), 2024€381.56 billionHistory
Germany: 97,933 EUR millionGermany97,933Italy: 68,014.7 EUR millionItaly68,014.7France: 44,472.1 EUR millionFrance44,472.1Spain: 30,659 EUR millionSpain30,659Netherlands: 23,679 EUR millionNetherlands23,679Poland: 21,639.8 EUR millionPoland21,639.8Romania: 16,537 EUR millionRomania16,537Belgium: 14,058.7 EUR millionBelgium14,058.7Austria: 12,092 EUR millionAustria12,092Portugal: 9,911.1 EUR millionPortugal9,911.1
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR million. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on clothing and footwear per inhabitant (EUR)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on clothing and footwear, COICOP 2018 division 03. Published in euros at current prices per inhabitant; domestic consumption divided by population, not a measure of residents spending alone.

European Union (27), 2024€850History
Luxembourg: 1,750 EURLuxembourg1,750Austria: 1,320 EURAustria1,320Netherlands: 1,320 EURNetherlands1,320Belgium: 1,190 EURBelgium1,190Germany: 1,170 EURGermany1,170Italy: 1,150 EURItaly1,150Cyprus: 1,140 EURCyprus1,140Denmark: 1,110 EURDenmark1,110Ireland: 1,070 EURIreland1,070Malta: 950 EURMalta950
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on housing and utilities (EUR million)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels, including actual and imputed rents, COICOP 2018 division 04. Excludes purchases of dwellings and land. Published in millions of euros at current prices.

European Union (27), 2024€2.21 trillionHistory
Germany: 551,473 EUR millionGermany551,473France: 423,739.3 EUR millionFrance423,739.3Italy: 292,395 EUR millionItaly292,395Spain: 192,804 EUR millionSpain192,804Netherlands: 105,204 EUR millionNetherlands105,204Poland: 98,380.9 EUR millionPoland98,380.9Belgium: 72,687.8 EUR millionBelgium72,687.8Sweden: 61,540.9 EUR millionSweden61,540.9Austria: 58,454.8 EUR millionAustria58,454.8Romania: 58,068.1 EUR millionRomania58,068.1
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR million. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on housing and utilities per inhabitant (EUR)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels, including actual and imputed rents, COICOP 2018 division 04. Excludes purchases of dwellings and land. Published in euros at current prices per inhabitant; domestic consumption divided by population, not a measure of residents spending alone.

European Union (27), 2024€4,890History
Luxembourg: 8,540 EURLuxembourg8,540Denmark: 8,190 EURDenmark8,190Finland: 7,130 EURFinland7,130Ireland: 6,800 EURIreland6,800Germany: 6,600 EURGermany6,600Austria: 6,370 EURAustria6,370France: 6,160 EURFrance6,160Belgium: 6,130 EURBelgium6,130Netherlands: 5,850 EURNetherlands5,850Sweden: 5,790 EURSweden5,790
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on furnishings and household equipment (EUR million)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on furnishings, household equipment and routine household maintenance, COICOP 2018 division 05. Published in millions of euros at current prices.

European Union (27), 2024€448.77 billionHistory
Germany: 108,760 EUR millionGermany108,760Italy: 77,326.2 EUR millionItaly77,326.2France: 57,855.1 EUR millionFrance57,855.1Spain: 37,578 EUR millionSpain37,578Netherlands: 30,794 EUR millionNetherlands30,794Poland: 22,532.9 EUR millionPoland22,532.9Austria: 16,074.8 EUR millionAustria16,074.8Belgium: 15,116.1 EUR millionBelgium15,116.1Sweden: 13,129.4 EUR millionSweden13,129.4Romania: 10,817.9 EUR millionRomania10,817.9
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR million. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on furnishings and household equipment per inhabitant (EUR)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on furnishings, household equipment and routine household maintenance, COICOP 2018 division 05. Published in euros at current prices per inhabitant; domestic consumption divided by population, not a measure of residents spending alone.

European Union (27), 2024€990History
Luxembourg: 2,770 EURLuxembourg2,770Austria: 1,750 EURAustria1,750Netherlands: 1,710 EURNetherlands1,710Denmark: 1,310 EURDenmark1,310Italy: 1,310 EURItaly1,310Germany: 1,300 EURGermany1,300Belgium: 1,280 EURBelgium1,280Sweden: 1,240 EURSweden1,240Ireland: 1,070 EURIreland1,070Cyprus: 1,000 EURCyprus1,000
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on health (EUR million)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on medicines, health products and health services, COICOP 2018 division 06. Excludes health services financed through government social transfers in kind. Published in millions of euros at current prices.

European Union (27), 2024€419.64 billionHistory
Germany: 121,079 EUR millionGermany121,079France: 58,578.7 EUR millionFrance58,578.7Italy: 45,961.6 EUR millionItaly45,961.6Spain: 37,974 EUR millionSpain37,974Poland: 27,891.7 EUR millionPoland27,891.7Belgium: 22,805.2 EUR millionBelgium22,805.2Netherlands: 15,285 EUR millionNetherlands15,285Portugal: 11,111.9 EUR millionPortugal11,111.9Austria: 10,337.8 EUR millionAustria10,337.8Romania: 8,956.5 EUR millionRomania8,956.5
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR million. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on health per inhabitant (EUR)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on medicines, health products and health services, COICOP 2018 division 06. Excludes health services financed through government social transfers in kind. Published in euros at current prices per inhabitant; domestic consumption divided by population, not a measure of residents spending alone.

European Union (27), 2024€930History
Belgium: 1,920 EURBelgium1,920Luxembourg: 1,900 EURLuxembourg1,900Germany: 1,450 EURGermany1,450Ireland: 1,160 EURIreland1,160Austria: 1,130 EURAustria1,130Finland: 1,050 EURFinland1,050Malta: 1,040 EURMalta1,040Portugal: 1,040 EURPortugal1,040Denmark: 870 EURDenmark870France: 850 EURFrance850
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on transport (EUR million)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on vehicles, their operation, passenger transport and goods transport services, COICOP 2018 division 07. Published in millions of euros at current prices.

European Union (27), 2024€1.18 trillionHistory
Germany: 297,992 EUR millionGermany297,992France: 195,466.9 EUR millionFrance195,466.9Italy: 168,766.8 EUR millionItaly168,766.8Spain: 106,485 EUR millionSpain106,485Poland: 62,562.6 EUR millionPoland62,562.6Netherlands: 60,815 EUR millionNetherlands60,815Belgium: 31,768.4 EUR millionBelgium31,768.4Sweden: 31,421 EUR millionSweden31,421Austria: 28,936.5 EUR millionAustria28,936.5Romania: 26,191.4 EUR millionRomania26,191.4
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR million. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on transport per inhabitant (EUR)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on vehicles, their operation, passenger transport and goods transport services, COICOP 2018 division 07. Published in euros at current prices per inhabitant; domestic consumption divided by population, not a measure of residents spending alone.

European Union (27), 2024€2,620History
Luxembourg: 6,050 EURLuxembourg6,050Germany: 3,570 EURGermany3,570Netherlands: 3,380 EURNetherlands3,380Denmark: 3,200 EURDenmark3,200Austria: 3,150 EURAustria3,150Sweden: 2,960 EURSweden2,960Italy: 2,860 EURItaly2,860France: 2,840 EURFrance2,840Cyprus: 2,830 EURCyprus2,830Slovenia: 2,730 EURSlovenia2,730
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on information and communication (EUR million)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on information and communication equipment, software excluding games, and related services, COICOP 2018 division 08. Published in millions of euros at current prices.

European Union (27), 2024€318.09 billionHistory
Germany: 73,081 EUR millionGermany73,081France: 55,002.2 EUR millionFrance55,002.2Italy: 32,347.1 EUR millionItaly32,347.1Spain: 28,155 EUR millionSpain28,155Poland: 19,431 EUR millionPoland19,431Netherlands: 18,409 EUR millionNetherlands18,409Sweden: 11,437.9 EUR millionSweden11,437.9Romania: 10,260.2 EUR millionRomania10,260.2Belgium: 9,713 EUR millionBelgium9,713Austria: 8,664.4 EUR millionAustria8,664.4
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR million. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on information and communication per inhabitant (EUR)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on information and communication equipment, software excluding games, and related services, COICOP 2018 division 08. Published in euros at current prices per inhabitant; domestic consumption divided by population, not a measure of residents spending alone.

European Union (27), 2024€700History
Denmark: 1,380 EURDenmark1,380Sweden: 1,080 EURSweden1,080Netherlands: 1,020 EURNetherlands1,020Austria: 940 EURAustria940Germany: 880 EURGermany880Finland: 830 EURFinland830Belgium: 820 EURBelgium820France: 800 EURFrance800Ireland: 780 EURIreland780Croatia: 750 EURCroatia750
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on recreation, sport and culture (EUR million)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on recreation, sport and culture, including package holidays, COICOP 2018 division 09. Published in millions of euros at current prices.

European Union (27), 2024€700.05 billionHistory
Germany: 211,942 EUR millionGermany211,942France: 107,184.2 EUR millionFrance107,184.2Italy: 74,701.2 EUR millionItaly74,701.2Spain: 69,888 EUR millionSpain69,888Netherlands: 40,926 EUR millionNetherlands40,926Poland: 23,432.8 EUR millionPoland23,432.8Austria: 23,359.6 EUR millionAustria23,359.6Sweden: 22,896 EUR millionSweden22,896Belgium: 21,802.3 EUR millionBelgium21,802.3Denmark: 13,245.8 EUR millionDenmark13,245.8
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR million. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on recreation, sport and culture per inhabitant (EUR)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on recreation, sport and culture, including package holidays, COICOP 2018 division 09. Published in euros at current prices per inhabitant; domestic consumption divided by population, not a measure of residents spending alone.

European Union (27), 2024€1,550History
Austria: 2,550 EURAustria2,550Luxembourg: 2,550 EURLuxembourg2,550Germany: 2,540 EURGermany2,540Netherlands: 2,270 EURNetherlands2,270Denmark: 2,220 EURDenmark2,220Sweden: 2,150 EURSweden2,150Finland: 1,970 EURFinland1,970Belgium: 1,840 EURBelgium1,840Ireland: 1,680 EURIreland1,680Malta: 1,640 EURMalta1,640
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on education services (EUR million)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on education services, COICOP 2018 division 10. Excludes education financed through government social transfers in kind. Published in millions of euros at current prices.

European Union (27), 2024€82.96 billionHistory
Germany: 19,182 EUR millionGermany19,182France: 11,305.7 EUR millionFrance11,305.7Spain: 11,284 EUR millionSpain11,284Italy: 11,092.8 EUR millionItaly11,092.8Netherlands: 4,662 EUR millionNetherlands4,662Poland: 4,050.8 EUR millionPoland4,050.8Greece: 3,312.2 EUR millionGreece3,312.2Portugal: 2,682 EUR millionPortugal2,682Austria: 2,317.4 EUR millionAustria2,317.4Romania: 2,316.1 EUR millionRomania2,316.1
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR million. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on education services per inhabitant (EUR)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on education services, COICOP 2018 division 10. Excludes education financed through government social transfers in kind. Published in euros at current prices per inhabitant; domestic consumption divided by population, not a measure of residents spending alone.

European Union (27), 2024€180History
Cyprus: 690 EURCyprus690Luxembourg: 390 EURLuxembourg390Ireland: 350 EURIreland350Malta: 350 EURMalta350Greece: 310 EURGreece310Netherlands: 260 EURNetherlands260Austria: 250 EURAustria250Portugal: 250 EURPortugal250Germany: 230 EURGermany230Spain: 230 EURSpain230
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on restaurants and accommodation (EUR million)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on food and beverage serving services and accommodation services, COICOP 2018 division 11. Published in millions of euros at current prices.

European Union (27), 2024€858.76 billionHistory
Spain: 152,192 EUR millionSpain152,192Germany: 139,981 EUR millionGermany139,981France: 134,666.2 EUR millionFrance134,666.2Italy: 132,974.4 EUR millionItaly132,974.4Netherlands: 43,149 EUR millionNetherlands43,149Austria: 34,625.1 EUR millionAustria34,625.1Portugal: 29,566.6 EUR millionPortugal29,566.6Greece: 27,678.2 EUR millionGreece27,678.2Ireland: 23,817.9 EUR millionIreland23,817.9Poland: 21,591.9 EUR millionPoland21,591.9
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR million. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on restaurants and accommodation per inhabitant (EUR)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on food and beverage serving services and accommodation services, COICOP 2018 division 11. Published in euros at current prices per inhabitant; domestic consumption divided by population, not a measure of residents spending alone.

European Union (27), 2024€1,900History
Ireland: 4,420 EURIreland4,420Malta: 4,410 EURMalta4,410Cyprus: 3,800 EURCyprus3,800Austria: 3,770 EURAustria3,770Spain: 3,110 EURSpain3,110Luxembourg: 2,930 EURLuxembourg2,930Portugal: 2,760 EURPortugal2,760Croatia: 2,710 EURCroatia2,710Greece: 2,630 EURGreece2,630Netherlands: 2,400 EURNetherlands2,400
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on insurance and financial services (EUR million)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on insurance and financial services, including indirectly measured financial intermediation services (FISIM), COICOP 2018 division 12. Measures service consumption, not gross insurance premiums, investment flows or loan principal. Published in millions of euros at current prices.

European Union (27), 2024€573.5 billionHistory
Germany: 121,738 EUR millionGermany121,738France: 121,586.9 EUR millionFrance121,586.9Italy: 67,194.9 EUR millionItaly67,194.9Spain: 63,197 EUR millionSpain63,197Netherlands: 38,250 EUR millionNetherlands38,250Poland: 32,736.4 EUR millionPoland32,736.4Belgium: 27,580.4 EUR millionBelgium27,580.4Sweden: 14,491.8 EUR millionSweden14,491.8Denmark: 13,810.6 EUR millionDenmark13,810.6Austria: 12,824.9 EUR millionAustria12,824.9
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR million. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on insurance and financial services per inhabitant (EUR)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on insurance and financial services, including indirectly measured financial intermediation services (FISIM), COICOP 2018 division 12. Measures service consumption, not gross insurance premiums, investment flows or loan principal. Published in euros at current prices per inhabitant; domestic consumption divided by population, not a measure of residents spending alone.

European Union (27), 2024€1,270History
Luxembourg: 2,510 EURLuxembourg2,510Belgium: 2,330 EURBelgium2,330Denmark: 2,310 EURDenmark2,310Netherlands: 2,130 EURNetherlands2,130France: 1,770 EURFrance1,770Malta: 1,610 EURMalta1,610Ireland: 1,540 EURIreland1,540Finland: 1,460 EURFinland1,460Germany: 1,460 EURGermany1,460Austria: 1,400 EURAustria1,400
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on personal care, social protection and miscellaneous services (EUR million)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on personal care, social protection and miscellaneous goods and services, COICOP 2018 division 13. Published in millions of euros at current prices.

European Union (27), 2024€587.93 billionHistory
Germany: 174,616 EUR millionGermany174,616France: 95,032.1 EUR millionFrance95,032.1Italy: 80,177.2 EUR millionItaly80,177.2Spain: 47,278 EUR millionSpain47,278Poland: 31,148.5 EUR millionPoland31,148.5Netherlands: 28,313 EUR millionNetherlands28,313Belgium: 18,340.1 EUR millionBelgium18,340.1Austria: 15,226.1 EUR millionAustria15,226.1Sweden: 15,100.8 EUR millionSweden15,100.8Portugal: 12,335.4 EUR millionPortugal12,335.4
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR million. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Household spending on personal care, social protection and miscellaneous services per inhabitant (EUR)

Annual household final consumption expenditure on personal care, social protection and miscellaneous goods and services, COICOP 2018 division 13. Published in euros at current prices per inhabitant; domestic consumption divided by population, not a measure of residents spending alone.

European Union (27), 2024€1,300History
Luxembourg: 4,110 EURLuxembourg4,110Germany: 2,090 EURGermany2,090Austria: 1,660 EURAustria1,660Netherlands: 1,570 EURNetherlands1,570Belgium: 1,550 EURBelgium1,550Finland: 1,440 EURFinland1,440Sweden: 1,420 EURSweden1,420Denmark: 1,400 EURDenmark1,400France: 1,380 EURFrance1,380Italy: 1,360 EURItaly1,360
Top 10 EU countries, 2024. EUR. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Retail sales volume index, total

Monthly volume of sales in retail trade, excluding motor vehicles and motorcycles (NACE Rev. 2 division G47).

European Union (27), August 2026105History
Cyprus: 134.7 indexCyprus134.7Bulgaria: 129 indexBulgaria129Luxembourg: 127.9 indexLuxembourg127.9Malta: 126.9 indexMalta126.9Croatia: 119.8 indexCroatia119.8Portugal: 119.1 indexPortugal119.1Lithuania: 115.3 indexLithuania115.3Romania: 113.7 indexRomania113.7Poland: 113.4 indexPoland113.4Ireland: 113.1 indexIreland113.1
Top 10 EU countries, August 2026. index. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Retail sales volume index, food, beverages and tobacco

Monthly volume of retail sales of food, beverages and tobacco (NACE Rev. 2 aggregate G47_FOOD).

European Union (27), August 202698.5History
Malta: 129.8 indexMalta129.8Cyprus: 128.4 indexCyprus128.4Bulgaria: 113.6 indexBulgaria113.6Portugal: 110.3 indexPortugal110.3Croatia: 109.3 indexCroatia109.3Spain: 105.2 indexSpain105.2Poland: 103.7 indexPoland103.7Romania: 103.1 indexRomania103.1France: 103 indexFrance103Hungary: 101.4 indexHungary101.4
Top 10 EU countries, August 2026. index. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Retail sales volume index, non-food excluding fuel

Monthly volume of retail sales of non-food products excluding automotive fuel (NACE Rev. 2 aggregate G47_NFOOD_X_G473).

European Union (27), August 2026111.1History
Luxembourg: 182.4 indexLuxembourg182.4Cyprus: 148.6 indexCyprus148.6Bulgaria: 137.3 indexBulgaria137.3Lithuania: 136.8 indexLithuania136.8Portugal: 135.3 indexPortugal135.3Croatia: 129.5 indexCroatia129.5Romania: 125.2 indexRomania125.2Spain: 124.2 indexSpain124.2Ireland: 123.9 indexIreland123.9Malta: 123.1 indexMalta123.1
Top 10 EU countries, August 2026. index. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Retail sales volume index, automotive fuel

Monthly volume of retail sales of automotive fuel in specialised stores (NACE Rev. 2 class G473).

European Union (27), August 2026103History
Bulgaria: 140.2 indexBulgaria140.2Malta: 125.3 indexMalta125.3Estonia: 124.7 indexEstonia124.7Croatia: 121.9 indexCroatia121.9Sweden: 121.8 indexSweden121.8Poland: 119.5 indexPoland119.5Czechia: 115.1 indexCzechia115.1Italy: 112.5 indexItaly112.5Romania: 111.6 indexRomania111.6Spain: 110.5 indexSpain110.5
Top 10 EU countries, August 2026. index. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Retail sales volume index, mail order and internet retailers

Monthly volume of sales by retailers classified as mail order houses or internet retailers (NACE Rev. 2 class G4791). This is an industry series, not all online transactions across retail industries.

European Union (27), August 2026115.4History
Lithuania: 165.3 indexLithuania165.3Bulgaria: 154.6 indexBulgaria154.6Czechia: 127.5 indexCzechia127.5Belgium: 118.4 indexBelgium118.4Italy: 118.3 indexItaly118.3Netherlands: 117.7 indexNetherlands117.7Sweden: 115.2 indexSweden115.2Denmark: 114.7 indexDenmark114.7Poland: 112.8 indexPoland112.8Romania: 112.6 indexRomania112.6
Top 10 EU countries, July 2026. index. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Consumer confidence indicator

Monthly consumer confidence indicator of the European Commission business and consumer surveys (DG ECFIN), as published by Eurostat, seasonally adjusted. It is the average of four balances: households' financial situation over the past 12 months and over the next 12 months, the general economic situation over the next 12 months, and plans for major purchases over the next 12 months. Each balance is the percentage of positive answers minus the percentage of negative answers, in percentage points, so the indicator ranges from -100 to 100.

European Union (27), September 2026-15.8 balance, percentage pointsHistory
Malta: 5.7 balance, percentage pointsMalta5.7Lithuania: 0.5 balance, percentage pointsLithuania0.5Sweden: -0.4 balance, percentage pointsSweden-0.4Hungary: -3.4 balance, percentage pointsHungary-3.4Spain: -4.7 balance, percentage pointsSpain-4.7Finland: -5.1 balance, percentage pointsFinland-5.1Czechia: -6.4 balance, percentage pointsCzechia-6.4Croatia: -8.8 balance, percentage pointsCroatia-8.8Denmark: -8.9 balance, percentage pointsDenmark-8.9Latvia: -8.9 balance, percentage pointsLatvia-8.9
Top 10 EU countries, September 2026. balance, percentage points. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Retail trade index at constant prices (Spain)

Turnover of retail trade at constant prices, general index, 2021 = 100 (INE retail trade indices, ICM, original series). Retail trade is CNAE 2009 division 47 (retail sale except of motor vehicles and motorcycles), service stations included.

Balearic Islands: 143.01 indexBalearic Islands143.01Cantabria: 135.206 indexCantabria135.206Canary Islands: 123.453 indexCanary Islands123.453Valencian Community: 116.894 indexValencian Community116.894Galicia: 116.637 indexGalicia116.637Andalusia: 113.86 indexAndalusia113.86Ceuta: 111.542 indexCeuta111.542Asturias: 110.333 indexAsturias110.333Castilla-La Mancha: 110.049 indexCastilla-La Mancha110.049Castile and León: 109.347 indexCastile and León109.347
Top 10 regions, August 2026. index. Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística.

Retail sales at constant prices, annual change (Spain)

Percentage change of the INE retail trade index at constant prices (ICM, original series) from the same month of the previous year, as published by INE. Retail trade is CNAE 2009 division 47 (retail sale except of motor vehicles and motorcycles), service stations included.

Ceuta: 5.8 %Ceuta5.8Castilla-La Mancha: 3.3 %Castilla-La Mancha3.3Region of Murcia: 3.2 %Region of Murcia3.2Melilla: 3 %Melilla3Galicia: 2.8 %Galicia2.8Aragon: 2.6 %Aragon2.6Extremadura: 2.1 %Extremadura2.1Basque Country: 1.5 %Basque Country1.5Navarre: 1.1 %Navarre1.1Cantabria: 0.8 %Cantabria0.8
Top 10 regions, August 2026. %. Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística.

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