Study: Romanians remain worried about economy, but spending plans show signs of recovery
Romanians remain deeply concerned about the country's economic outlook and rising prices, but are showing renewed interest in major purchases such as durable goods and home renovations, according to a new study by market research company…
Irina Marica · Journalist
· Updated · 3 min read

Romanians remain deeply concerned about the country's economic outlook and rising prices, but are showing renewed interest in major purchases such as durable goods and home renovations, according to a new study by market research company iSense Solutions. The findings suggest that while consumer stress remains high, shoppers are gradually adapting to prolonged economic uncertainty.
The survey found that 91% of respondents are worried about the economy and inflation, while the Consumer Stress Score (CSS) rose from 63.3 in the first quarter of 2026 to 65 in the second quarter, remaining at what iSense describes as an "alert level.”


