Over the last 20 years, household final consumption expenditure of Iceland grew substantially from 548,003 million to 2,139,207 million domestic currency rising at an increasing annual rate that reached a maximum of 15.70% in 2022 and then decreased to 9.60% in 2023.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Economic Outlook No 106 - November 2019 | 1,651.82B Iceland krona in 4th quarter 2021 | OECD |
| Constant Prices Local Currency | 1,584.6B constant LCU in 2022 | WB |
| Current Prices Local Currency | 1,962.09B current LCU in 2022 | WB |
| Current Prices U.S. Dollars | 14.5B current US$ in 2022 | WB |
| U.S. Dollars Constant Prices | 12.01B constant 2015 US$ in 2022 | WB |
| Russian Federation | 85,734.42B Domestic Currency in 2023 | IMF |
| Hungary | 37,128.6B Domestic Currency in 2023 | IMF |
| Czech Republic | 3,351.6B Domestic Currency in 2023 | IMF |
| Sweden | 2,716.86B Domestic Currency in 2023 | IMF |
| Germany | 2,089.7B Domestic Currency in 2023 | IMF |
| Poland | 1,947.96B Domestic Currency in 2023 | IMF |
| Norway | 1,924.07B Domestic Currency in 2023 | IMF |
| France | 1,505.97B Domestic Currency in 2023 | IMF |
| Denmark | 1,279.07B Domestic Currency in 2023 | IMF |
| General Government Final Consumption Expenditure | 5.1B constant 2015 US$ in 2022 | WB |
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