According to the published data of EUROSTAT, within the purchasing power parity project, the price level index for consumer goods and services in Montenegro was 66% of the EU-27 average in 2025.

Price levels for consumer goods and services varied significantly among EU member states in 2025. Denmark recorded the highest price level (140% of the EU-27 average), followed by Ireland (136%), Luxembourg (132%), Sweden and Finland (121%) and Belgium (116%), while the lowest price levels were recorded in Bulgaria (63%), Romania (65%), Poland (73%) and Hungary (78%).

Among the neighbouring countries, Croatia recorded the highest price level for consumer goods and services, which is 78% of the EU-27 average, while Albania and Serbia recorded price levels of 73% and 68% of the EU-27 average. The price level of consumer goods and services in Bosnia and Herzegovina was at the level of 59% of the European average, while in North Macedonia it was at the level of 55% of the European average.