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The average purchasing power per capita in Europe is projected to reach €21,153 by 2026, with significant disparities among countries. Liechtenstein, Switzerland, and Iceland have the highest purchasing power, while Ukraine, Kosovo, and Moldova rank lowest. The total purchasing power for Europeans will be around €14.5 trillion, reflecting a nominal increase of 4.4% from the previous year. Romania's purchasing power is expected to be €11,283, dropping it to 32nd place in Europe. Notably, Norway has risen to 5th place, while Hungary and the Czech Republic have also improved their rankings. Overall, 17 countries will exceed the European average, while 25 will remain below it.