Real net household income in Portugal rose 14.9% over two years, one of the largest increases in the OECD.

Omissions

• The exact figure of 14.9% does not appear explicitly in any of the sources retrieved; the sources confirm the described fact (Portugal among the strongest real household income growth over two years) but not the precise magnitude.
• The corroborating source (Euronews) frames the comparison as 'Europe' (Poland and Portugal leading in Europe), while the MEP claimed 'one of the largest increases in the OECD'. OECD includes non-European members, so the ranking could differ across the full OECD.
• The available reporting is a single secondary source (Euronews, citing OECD data); no primary OECD country-level figure for Portugal covering the exact two-year window was retrieved within the search budget.

Sources

• PrimaryOECD — Households' economic well-being: the OECD dashboardReal household income per capita in the OECD increased by 0.7% in Q4 2025, up from 0.3% in Q3, and outpaced real GDP per capita growth of 0.2%.
• SecondaryEuronews — Winners and losers: Real household income growth across Europe in 2025Poland and Portugal saw the strongest real household income growth in Europe over the last two years. Among major economies, Spain led the way. For 2025 as a whole, growth in real household income per capita across the OECD slowed to 0.8%, down from 2.1% in 2024.