www.mediafax.ro/economic/europenii-consuma-mai-mul

According to Eurostat, real income per capita in the EU rose by 0.1%, while real consumption increased by 0.4%. In the eurozone, real incomes also grew by 0.1%, with consumption up by 0.3%. The household savings rate decreased by 0.3 percentage points in the EU and 0.2 in the eurozone, with most countries reporting declines. Romania's specific data on income and savings were not disclosed, making it difficult to assess its economic situation. Household investment rates remained stable in the eurozone but fell by 0.1 percentage points in the EU, with Hungary seeing the largest increase and Ireland the largest decrease.