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The Bulletin of the Economy offers a synthesis of Monegasque economic activity for the preceding quarter. It is like a scorecard, making it possible to keep track of changes in the tourism, real estate and transport sectors, foreign trade, the Principality's revenue, finance and employment. The figures for each period are aggregated and compared with those for the corresponding three months of the previous year. At the end of the bulletin, commentaries are included on each sector in order to emphasise or explain the key points.
The Observatories of the Economy are more detailed. These are studies of specific sectors which present and comment on the annual figures relating to the Retail Trade, Foreign Trade, Industry and Real Estate.
The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of the Principality, which is calculated since 2005, is published in an annual report which presents the figures in a summarised form. Detailed figures of the annual economic growth rate and the GDP per capita are also presented, and explanations are provided on the methodological principles and choices used for the calculations.
Gross Domestic Product
Monaco’s GDP for 2019 was €6.63 billion, compared with €6.09 billion in 2018, an increase of +7.5% in real terms, adjusted for inflation. GDP indicators...
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Barometer (monthly business survey)According to the retailers surveyed, in December 2020,the business climatereached its highest levelin retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles....
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As a result of the Customs Union which exists between France and the Principality of Monaco, goods and services traded between the two countries are not subject to customs formalities. The data presented here relates solely to trade between the Principality of Monaco and the rest of the world, excluding France.
Read moreReal estate
The cumulative value of transactions (new properties and resales) declined sharply (-22.3%) to a level similar to that seen in 2017.Sales Real-estate sales...
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In 2018, the Principality's total turnover, excluding Financial and Insurance activities reached 14 235.5 million euros. The industrial sector acounted for 5.9 % of this turnover, that is 838.2 million euros, 20.2 % less that in 2009. This decrease is due to manufacturing industries which saw their turnover fall fro...
Read moreTrade and Industry Register
The Trade and Industry Register (RCI) references all natural or legal persons, deemed as trading by law, and carrying out their commercial activities on the Principality’s territory. Number of active entities in the RCI as at 31/12/2019...
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Data at 3rd quarter 2020 Total trade, excluding Franc...
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Focus Economy - Finance
Wholesale tradeWholesale trade represents 5% of employees, 9.3% of GDP and 30% of turnover.Download the Focus : Wholesale trade Public FinancesPublic finances are managed through the State Budget and the Constitutional Reserve Fund (CRF).As in the previous seven financial years, a surplus was achieved in 2019. The v...
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