Austria Tasso Di Crescita Del Pil

The Austrian economy expanded by 0.4% quarter-on-quarter in Q3 2025, following a flat reading in Q2 and above the initial estimate of 0.1%. This marked the strongest quarterly expansion so far this year, primarily supported by government spending (unchanged at 0.7% from Q2). Meanwhile, fixed investments declined slightly (-0.1% vs +1.1%), and household consumption fell (-0.3% vs +0.3%). Net trade subtracted from GDP, with exports falling 1.6% (vs +0.2%) and imports declining 0.5% (vs +1.6%). On the production side, growth was driven by real estate activities (+1.8% vs +0.7%), and public administration, education, and healthcare (+0.7% vs +0.2%). In contrast, construction continued its negative trend (unchanged at -0.5%) and accommodation and food service activities declined (-0.9% vs +1.0%). On a yearly basis, GDP rose 0.9%, the strongest growth since Q1 2023, up from a revised 0.4% in Q2, continuing the moderate recovery that began at the end of 2024.