Eurostat release diff · 2023 → 2024
What changed in Eurostat price levels
Every figure here is computed from two stored Eurostat vintages in our archive, not editorial guesswork. Country pages show their own deltas; this hub ranks the biggest movers fleet-wide.
- Prior release
- 2023
- Current release
- 2024
- Countries rising
- 12
- Countries falling
- 6
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Release summary
Between Eurostat's archived 2023 and 2024 releases, United Kingdom's overall cost index rose the most (++6.2 points) and Czechia fell the most (-4 points) across the European set we track.
- ++6.2
- #1 rise United Kingdom
- -4
- #1 fall Czechia
- 18
- Countries with ≥0.5pt move
Indices use Eurostat comparative price levels (EU-27 = 100). We only list moves at or above a 0.5 index-point noise floor.
Biggest cost index increases
Countries where the overall price-level index rose between the 2023 and 2024 Eurostat releases.
Biggest cost index decreases
Countries where the overall price-level index fell between the 2023 and 2024 Eurostat releases.
Source: Eurostat comparative price levels (prc_ppp_ind) 2024 Prior vintages are archived in countries_release_history at ETL ingest; deltas are recomputed whenever we pull a new release.
Underlying country snapshot: country-cost-statistics.csv (CC BY 4.0).