Y-o-y disposable income and consumer spending change private households Germany 2023

In the past three years, there have been large fluctuations in consumer spending and smaller changes in disposable income in private German households. In 2023, disposable income was up 6.9 percent from the previous year and consumer spending had increased by 6.3 percent. 2022 had the largest increase in consumer spending, at almost 11 percent. Economic situationThe economy also has a big impact on people’s spending habits. In the wake of the pandemic, there have been several economic hardships, including extremely high inflation rates. Both 2022 and 2023 saw high inflation rates at 8.67 and 6.03 percent respectively. The general atmosphere among people in Germany is that the economic situation will get worse in the future, which could cause them to be more cautious in their spending habits. This assessment is based on the perspective of the population and not a prediction of the direction in which the German economy is headed. So although it may influence spending patterns to some extent, the amount of money people receive each month and the price of goods will have a much bigger influence. Consumer goodsThe most popular non-food consumer goods that are bought in Germany are pharmaceuticals, orthopedic products, textiles, and clothing and shoes. The top result is perhaps unsurprising, as medication is something that is not optional to buy for those who are reliant on it and in some cases can be quite expensive. Similarly, clothing and shoes are also essentials and, for some people, a passion, in which case they can spend a substantial amount of money on cultivating their wardrobe. When it came to the best-selling FMCG products, the top three products were pasta products, organic fruit, vegetables, and salty snacks.

近三年来，德国私营家庭的消费支出波动较大，而可支配收入的变动则相对较小。2023年，可支配收入较上年增长了6.9%，而消费支出增加了6.3%。2022年的消费支出增长最为显著，增幅接近11%。经济状况经济状况对人们的消费习惯也有着重大影响。在疫情的阴影下，经历了诸多经济困境，其中包括极高的通货膨胀率。2022年和2023年分别见证了8.67%和6.03%的高通胀率。德国民众普遍认为经济状况将在未来恶化，这可能导致他们在消费习惯上变得更加谨慎。此评估基于民众的视角，而非对德国经济走向的预测。因此，尽管这在一定程度上可能影响消费模式，但人们每月所获得的收入金额和商品价格将产生更为深远的影响。消费品在德国，最受欢迎的非食品消费品包括药品、矫形产品、纺织品以及服装和鞋类。这一结果或许并不令人意外，因为对于那些依赖药物的人来说，药品是必不可少的，而且在某些情况下可能相当昂贵。同样，服装和鞋类也是生活的必需品，对某些人而言，更是激情所在，他们可能会在培养自己的衣橱上投入相当可观的金额。至于最畅销的快速消费品（FMCG），排名前三的产品分别是面条制品、有机水果、蔬菜和咸味小吃。