Employment and unemployment (provisional data) – April 2026
29 May 2026
Employment and unemployment (provisional data) – April 2026
In April 2026, employment rose (+0.5%). Unemployment rate down to 5.1% (-0.1 p.p.)Reference period: April 2026
- Theme:
- Labour and wages
28 May 2026
Foreign trade with non-EU countries – April 2026
In April 2026 import +1.3%, export -2.8% over March; the trade balance was +3,846 million euroReference period: April 2026
- Theme:
- External trade
28 May 2026
Consumer and business confidence – May 2026
In May the Consumer confidence climate index from 90.8 to 93.4; the business confidence climate index from 95.1 to 94.1Reference period: May 2026
06 May 2026
Physical energy flows (Pefa) – Years 2008-2024
The 2008-2024 time series for the Physical Energy Flows Accounts (PEFA) has also been updated. In 2024, the "Net domestic energy use" (NDEU) decreased by 0.5% while the "Energy intensity of GDP" and the "CO2 emission intensity of energy consumption" fell by 1.3%Reference period: Years 2008-2024
- Theme:
- Environment and energy ,
- National accounts
30 April 2026
Preliminary estimate of GDP – Q1 2026
In Q1 2026 GDP increased by 0.2% on the previous quarter and by 0.7% year over yearReference period: Q1 2026
- Theme:
- National accounts
19 March 2026
House prices (provisional)- Q4 2025
In Q4 2025 the house prices are +0.9% over Q3 and +4.1% year over yearReference period: Q4 2025
- Theme:
- Prices
4 March 2026
Services producer prices – Q4 2025
In Q4 2025, services producer prices on business market +1.2% over Q3 and +1.9% year over yearReference period: Q4 2025
7 January 2026
Quarterly non-financial sector accounts – Q3 2025
In Q3 2025 deficit/GDP was -3.4%; households gross disposable income +2.0%Reference period: Q3 2025
- Tag:
- accounting
- accounts
- consumptions
- current balance
- debt
- deficit
- expenditure
- exports
- GDP
- general government
- GG accounts income savings and profits
- GG quarterly accounts
- Households
- imports
- income
- income savings and profits
- investments
- primary balace
- primary balance
- production
- profits
- public finance
- revenue
- saving
- statistics flash
- value added
18 December 2025
Istat poverty statistics – Year 2022
In 2022, little more than 2,18 million of households (8.3% of the total from 7.7% in 2021) and over 5.6 million individuals (9.7% up from 9.1% the previous year) were in condition of absolute povertyReference period: Year 2022
17 December 2025
Istat poverty statistics – Year 2024
In 2024, over 2.2 million households in condition of absolute poverty – (8.4% of total resident households) and 5.7 million individuals (9.8% of total resident individuals) are in absolute povertyReference period: Year 2024