Gross domestic product, 3rd quarter 2024
GDP up by 1.4% at the annual level
In the 3rd quarter of 2024, external demand increased and domestic decreased. GDP grew by 1.4%, and the same growth was observed from January to September 2024 compared to the same period of 2023.
Domestic expenditure down
Compared to last year’s 3rd quarter, domestic expenditure decreased by 0.4%. Gross capital formation went down by 13.6% and had a negative impact on domestic expenditure. Gross fixed capital formation decreased by 8.2%. The largest decline was recorded in investment into buildings and structures (by 14.5%), but investment in machinery and equipment went down as well (by 2.6%).
Final consumption expenditure went up by 3.8%, with the highest growth observed in government expenditure (which increased by 9.1%). Household final consumption expenditure was higher by 1.9% and NPISH by a similar rate, namely by 1.8%.
Growth in exports and imports
Exports increased by 8.4%. Export growth was more prominent in goods (by 9.3%) than in services (by 4.9%). Imports increased as well (by 6.5 %), of which of goods by 6.6% and of services by 4.5%. The external trade balance contribution to GDP growth was positive at 1.9 percentage points.
Tables with the latest data are available in the SiStat Database.
Compared to last year’s 3rd quarter, domestic expenditure decreased by 0.4%. Gross capital formation went down by 13.6% and had a negative impact on domestic expenditure. Gross fixed capital formation decreased by 8.2%. The largest decline was recorded in investment into buildings and structures (by 14.5%), but investment in machinery and equipment went down as well (by 2.6%).
Final consumption expenditure went up by 3.8%, with the highest growth observed in government expenditure (which increased by 9.1%). Household final consumption expenditure was higher by 1.9% and NPISH by a similar rate, namely by 1.8%.
Growth in exports and imports
Exports increased by 8.4%. Export growth was more prominent in goods (by 9.3%) than in services (by 4.9%). Imports increased as well (by 6.5 %), of which of goods by 6.6% and of services by 4.5%. The external trade balance contribution to GDP growth was positive at 1.9 percentage points.
Tables with the latest data are available in the SiStat Database.
Gross domestic product, constant prices, growth rates (%), Slovenia
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Gross domestic product by expenditures, constant prices, growth rates (%), Slovenia
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Value added by activities and gross domestic product, constant prices, growth rates (%), Slovenia
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METODOLOŠKO OPOZORILO
Unless otherwise specified, all comparisons in this text refer to original data, to volume or real changes, and to changes compared with the same quarter of the previous year.
Additional explanations are available in the methodological explanations.
Additional explanations are available in the methodological explanations.
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