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Informations Rapides · 25 February 2022 · n° 50
Informations rapidesHousehold consumption of goods decreased sharply in January (–1.5%) Household consumption expenditure on goods - January 2022

In January 2022, household consumption of goods in volume* decreased sharply (–1.5% after remaining stable in December - revised data). Consumption of manufactured goods declined further (–2.3%), food consumption fell back (–1.2%) and energy consumption was virtually stable.

Informations rapides
No 50
Paru le :Paru le25/02/2022
Prochaine parution le : 29/08/2025 at 08:45 - July 2025

In January 2022, household consumption of goods in volume* decreased sharply (–1.5% after remaining stable in December - revised data). Consumption of manufactured goods declined further (–2.3%), food consumption fell back (–1.2%) and energy consumption was virtually stable.

Total consumption of goods

Total consumption of goods
Monthly data
2022-01 46.818
2021-12 47.524
2021-11 47.54
2021-10 47.133
2021-09 47.406
2021-08 47.271
2021-07 47.115
2021-06 48.071
2021-05 47.833
2021-04 43.379
2021-03 47.226
2021-02 47.807
2021-01 47.827
2020-12 50.238
2020-11 41.409
2020-10 49.939
2020-09 48.374
2020-08 49.981
2020-07 49.221
2020-06 49.083
2020-05 44.567
2020-04 32.977
2020-03 40.555
2020-02 47.395
2020-01 47.574
2019-12 48.143
2019-11 48.131
2019-10 47.85
2019-09 47.774
2019-08 47.786
2019-07 47.863
2019-06 47.42
2019-05 47.871
2019-04 47.708
2019-03 47.392
2019-02 47.876
2019-01 47.831
2018-12 46.949
2018-11 47.703
2018-10 47.634
2018-09 47.242
2018-08 47.843
2018-07 47.511
2018-06 47.597
2018-05 47.757
2018-04 47.386
2018-03 48.25
2018-02 48.658
2018-01 47.024
2017-12 47.931
2017-11 48.379
2017-10 47.111
2017-09 48.263
2017-08 47.698
2017-07 47.791
2017-06 47.766
2017-05 47.852
2017-04 47.295
2017-03 47.219
2017-02 47.373
2017-01 47.717
2016-12 47.454
2016-11 47.346
2016-10 47.402
2016-09 46.985
2016-08 46.764
2016-07 46.491
2016-06 46.984
2016-05 46.974
2016-04 47.227
2016-03 47.044
2016-02 46.654
2016-01 46.976
2015-12 46.644
2015-11 45.548
2015-10 46.534
2015-09 46.569
2015-08 46.244
2015-07 46.461
2015-06 46.374
2015-05 45.932
2015-04 46.016
2015-03 45.761
2015-02 46.19
2015-01 46.214
2014-12 45.942
2014-11 45.395
2014-10 45.291
2014-09 45.393
2014-08 45.703
2014-07 45.369
2014-06 45.318
2014-05 45.355
2014-04 45.043
2014-03 45.059
2014-02 45.031
2014-01 45.098
2013-12 45.917
2013-11 46.044
2013-10 45.354
2013-09 45.302
2013-08 45.309
2013-07 45.418
2013-06 45.241
2013-05 45.676
2013-04 45.419
2013-03 45.741
2013-02 45.515
2013-01 45.098
2012-12 45.324
2012-11 45.405
2012-10 45.478
2012-09 45.43
2012-08 45.471
2012-07 45.514
2012-06 45.812
2012-05 45.445
2012-04 45.548
2012-03 45.492
2012-02 46.195
2012-01 45.551
2011-12 45.513
2011-11 45.654
2011-10 45.735
2011-09 45.852
2011-08 45.968
2011-07 45.733
2011-06 45.712
2011-05 45.524
2011-04 45.566
2011-03 46.475
2011-02 47.01
2011-01 46.647
2010-12 46.726
2010-11 46.523
2010-10 45.946
2010-09 46.042
2010-08 45.588
2010-07 45.963
2010-06 45.271
2010-05 45.652
2010-04 45.456
2010-03 45.743
2010-02 45.468
2010-01 45.64
2009-12 45.978
2009-11 45.355
2009-10 45.496
2009-09 45.329
2009-08 44.684
2009-07 45.058
2009-06 45.496
2009-05 45.357
2009-04 44.94
2009-03 44.356
2009-02 44.614
2009-01 45.314

Total consumption of goods

  • Source: INSEE

Engineered goods: sharp decrease

Consumption of engineered goods fell in January (–2.3% after –0.7%). This sharp decrease is mainly due to the fall in clothing consumption.

Durables: slight rebound

Purchases of durable goods rebounded slightly (+0.8% after –3.3%). This increase is mainly due to the rebound in purchases of housing equipment, which still remain above their pre-crisis level. While remaining well below their pre-crisis level, spending on transportation equipment also rebounded, driven by increased purchases of demonstration vehicles and despite a drop in new car sales.

Textile-clothing: sharp decline

Clothing-textile spending decreased strongly in January (–14.0% after +4.6%), in particular because spending were significantly lower than in previous years during the winter sales.

Other engineered goods: further slight increase

In January, consumption of "other manufactured goods" continued to slightly increase (+0.3% after +0.2%). This increase comes in particular from purchases of SARS-CoV-2 self-tests.

Breakdown of engineered goods

Breakdown of engineered goods
Transport equipment Textile-clothing Other engineered goods Household durables
2022-01 5.47 3.81 6.795 4.285
2021-12 5.448 4.431 6.772 4.193
2021-11 5.467 4.235 6.757 4.524
2021-10 5.362 4.205 6.713 4.302
2021-09 5.571 4.314 6.742 4.433
2021-08 5.433 4.13 6.761 4.34
2021-07 5.307 4.283 6.83 4.62
2021-06 5.497 4.618 6.885 4.529
2021-05 5.517 4.305 6.621 4.594
2021-04 5.388 1.751 5.745 3.753
2021-03 5.586 3.734 6.603 4.458
2021-02 5.711 4.407 6.516 4.597
2021-01 5.872 3.451 6.674 4.499
2020-12 5.867 4.802 7.062 6.06
2020-11 5.037 2.164 5.803 3.277
2020-10 6.173 4.087 7.017 4.719
2020-09 6.196 4.31 6.827 4.553
2020-08 6.383 4.898 6.926 4.675
2020-07 6.867 4.06 6.847 4.447
2020-06 6.439 4.083 7.039 4.827
2020-05 4.401 3.443 6.471 4.066
2020-04 1.292 1.006 4.326 1.844
2020-03 2.595 2.174 5.369 2.826
2020-02 6.112 4.025 6.736 3.888
2020-01 5.936 4.393 6.702 4.07
2019-12 6.445 4.313 6.639 4.147
2019-11 6.276 4.278 6.759 4.07
2019-10 6.176 4.336 6.691 4.016
2019-09 5.987 4.379 6.669 3.985
2019-08 6.26 4.345 6.67 3.952
2019-07 6.081 4.286 6.683 4.01
2019-06 5.881 4.275 6.657 3.821
2019-05 5.998 4.302 6.649 4.016
2019-04 5.958 4.217 6.63 4.046
2019-03 6.126 4.263 6.645 3.94
2019-02 6.115 4.376 6.675 3.882
2019-01 6.012 4.327 6.663 3.903
2018-12 5.576 4.177 6.633 3.805
2018-11 5.997 4.287 6.62 3.878
2018-10 5.98 4.228 6.65 3.846
2018-09 5.937 4.108 6.653 3.83
2018-08 6.176 4.271 6.64 3.815
2018-07 5.945 4.262 6.631 3.773
2018-06 6.027 4.173 6.651 3.855
2018-05 6.166 4.268 6.637 3.776
2018-04 6.134 4.422 6.634 3.718
2018-03 6.015 4.238 6.645 3.798
2018-02 6.017 4.4 6.597 3.74
2018-01 5.815 4.268 6.613 3.757
2017-12 5.924 4.277 6.618 3.751
2017-11 5.838 4.683 6.621 3.86
2017-10 5.859 4.138 6.589 3.747
2017-09 5.865 4.54 6.621 3.807
2017-08 5.815 4.378 6.6 3.767
2017-07 5.787 4.41 6.606 3.809
2017-06 5.876 4.372 6.565 3.723
2017-05 5.915 4.437 6.548 3.711
2017-04 5.748 4.197 6.552 3.717
2017-03 5.789 4.479 6.542 3.669
2017-02 5.762 4.484 6.531 3.689
2017-01 5.689 4.359 6.528 3.595
2016-12 5.825 4.343 6.539 3.59
2016-11 5.713 4.259 6.509 3.549
2016-10 5.47 4.349 6.492 3.605
2016-09 5.613 4.184 6.469 3.555
2016-08 5.417 4.211 6.471 3.528
2016-07 5.307 4.278 6.47 3.47
2016-06 5.394 4.52 6.484 3.771
2016-05 5.436 4.245 6.461 3.617
2016-04 5.498 4.204 6.486 3.908
2016-03 5.447 4.214 6.449 3.73
2016-02 5.331 4.179 6.452 3.608
2016-01 5.385 4.575 6.465 3.602
2015-12 5.261 4.311 6.443 3.826
2015-11 5.106 4.146 6.378 3.333
2015-10 5.207 4.317 6.435 3.459
2015-09 5.263 4.41 6.456 3.501
2015-08 5.079 4.376 6.387 3.459
2015-07 5.225 4.354 6.422 3.445
2015-06 5.213 4.425 6.417 3.361
2015-05 5.077 4.275 6.44 3.372
2015-04 5.071 4.385 6.407 3.35
2015-03 4.985 4.324 6.375 3.374
2015-02 5.003 4.347 6.41 3.39
2015-01 5.04 4.458 6.402 3.401
2014-12 4.951 4.373 6.329 3.42
2014-11 4.98 4.304 6.325 3.327
2014-10 5.001 4.224 6.29 3.329
2014-09 4.951 4.076 6.279 3.328
2014-08 5.021 4.289 6.303 3.339
2014-07 4.931 4.367 6.258 3.308
2014-06 4.925 4.345 6.216 3.199
2014-05 4.898 4.258 6.272 3.287
2014-04 5.089 4.243 6.228 3.143
2014-03 4.941 4.335 6.251 3.143
2014-02 5.063 4.29 6.212 3.123
2014-01 4.844 4.396 6.225 3.187
2013-12 5.462 4.265 6.171 3.199
2013-11 5.111 4.328 6.224 3.131
2013-10 5.095 4.257 6.183 3.158
2013-09 5.021 4.262 6.152 3.12
2013-08 5.11 4.196 6.172 3.101
2013-07 5.02 4.29 6.163 3.049
2013-06 4.96 4.209 6.149 3.093
2013-05 5.05 4.13 6.168 3.086
2013-04 4.95 4.227 6.153 3.092
2013-03 4.838 4.146 6.128 3.084
2013-02 5.017 4.212 6.104 3.002
2013-01 4.905 4.271 6.124 3.014
2012-12 5.343 4.234 6.129 3.046
2012-11 5.107 4.248 6.106 3.058
2012-10 5.189 4.337 6.122 3.029
2012-09 5.135 4.316 6.117 3.014
2012-08 5.249 4.203 6.112 2.984
2012-07 5.217 4.221 6.102 3.043
2012-06 5.324 4.098 6.219 3.057
2012-05 5.389 4.28 6.053 3.016
2012-04 5.324 3.992 6.057 3.065
2012-03 5.489 4.443 6.164 2.953
2012-02 5.294 4.229 6.104 3.013
2012-01 5.379 4.393 6.086 2.927
2011-12 5.663 4.285 6.119 3.065
2011-11 5.794 4.273 6.126 2.831
2011-10 5.589 4.326 6.122 2.917
2011-09 5.623 4.262 6.114 2.927
2011-08 5.622 4.289 6.111 2.944
2011-07 5.537 4.308 6.097 2.959
2011-06 5.48 4.436 6.11 2.932
2011-05 5.547 4.359 6.08 2.877
2011-04 5.606 4.474 6.101 2.879
2011-03 6.123 4.434 6.073 2.999
2011-02 6.349 4.532 6.067 3.022
2011-01 6.161 4.389 6.064 2.926
2010-12 6.097 4.468 6.018 2.766
2010-11 6.102 4.473 6.029 2.82
2010-10 5.6 4.343 6.01 2.843
2010-09 5.731 4.434 6.001 2.884
2010-08 5.407 4.411 5.954 2.907
2010-07 5.596 4.747 5.965 2.746
2010-06 5.597 4.132 5.935 2.783
2010-05 5.525 4.381 5.947 2.86
2010-04 5.606 4.4 5.896 2.773
2010-03 5.806 4.433 5.877 2.825
2010-02 5.689 4.246 5.825 2.789
2010-01 5.799 4.488 5.801 2.759
2009-12 6.297 4.424 5.812 2.707
2009-11 6.277 4.322 5.758 2.721
2009-10 5.981 4.427 5.781 2.742
2009-09 5.913 4.369 5.75 2.721
2009-08 5.727 4.059 5.716 2.682
2009-07 5.811 4.306 5.694 2.693
2009-06 5.787 4.567 5.819 2.688
2009-05 6.198 4.344 5.685 2.637
2009-04 5.61 4.374 5.726 2.621
2009-03 5.509 4.387 5.713 2.595
2009-02 5.536 4.287 5.702 2.591
2009-01 5.51 4.571 5.811 2.617

Breakdown of engineered goods

  • Source: INSEE

Food products: fall back

In January, food consumption fell back (–1.2% after +1.4%). This decrease is due to the decline in purchases of agrofood and agricultural products. Especially, meat consumption decreased sharply.

Food products, engineered goods and energy

Food products, engineered goods and energy
Food products Energy Engineered goods
2022-01 17.002 8.273 21.575
2021-12 17.21 8.279 22.091
2021-11 16.979 8.391 22.253
2021-10 16.913 8.419 21.865
2021-09 16.823 8.336 22.346
2021-08 17.045 8.359 21.924
2021-07 16.605 8.318 22.303
2021-06 17.086 8.257 22.836
2021-05 17.521 8.236 22.11
2021-04 17.53 8.016 17.601
2021-03 17.583 8.031 21.611
2021-02 17.481 7.866 22.521
2021-01 17.925 8.119 21.768
2020-12 17.582 7.854 24.971
2020-11 17.073 6.966 17.175
2020-10 18.135 8.448 23.381
2020-09 17.139 8.018 23.306
2020-08 17.762 8.018 24.317
2020-07 17.567 8.108 23.629
2020-06 17.623 7.837 23.722
2020-05 18.124 7.158 19.141
2020-04 17.913 5.818 8.593
2020-03 18.973 7.397 13.686
2020-02 17.159 8.12 22.134
2020-01 17.181 8.032 22.397
2019-12 17.096 8.202 22.894
2019-11 17.177 8.252 22.741
2019-10 17.233 8.099 22.555
2019-09 17.21 8.24 22.347
2019-08 17.016 8.21 22.599
2019-07 17.186 8.3 22.4
2019-06 17.155 8.314 21.958
2019-05 17.241 8.341 22.305
2019-04 17.19 8.349 22.181
2019-03 17.087 8.01 22.332
2019-02 17.233 8.281 22.384
2019-01 17.193 8.403 22.247
2018-12 17.337 8.103 21.504
2018-11 17.296 8.307 22.108
2018-10 17.302 8.301 22.036
2018-09 17.207 8.188 21.853
2018-08 17.355 8.264 22.231
2018-07 17.414 8.164 21.935
2018-06 17.366 8.208 22.026
2018-05 17.329 8.254 22.181
2018-04 17.013 8.14 22.247
2018-03 17.542 8.68 22.032
2018-02 17.63 8.951 22.082
2018-01 17.39 7.844 21.787
2017-12 17.431 8.621 21.893
2017-11 17.626 8.431 22.323
2017-10 17.453 7.992 21.65
2017-09 17.569 8.564 22.138
2017-08 17.478 8.346 21.874
2017-07 17.554 8.316 21.918
2017-06 17.613 8.302 21.846
2017-05 17.569 8.354 21.927
2017-04 17.549 8.215 21.523
2017-03 17.538 7.868 21.788
2017-02 17.464 8.122 21.778
2017-01 17.494 8.772 21.47
2016-12 17.401 8.45 21.608
2016-11 17.466 8.547 21.34
2016-10 17.538 8.648 21.225
2016-09 17.552 8.306 21.126
2016-08 17.503 8.354 20.909
2016-07 17.4 8.273 20.818
2016-06 17.366 8.137 21.477
2016-05 17.347 8.559 21.077
2016-04 17.262 8.593 21.383
2016-03 17.399 8.495 21.156
2016-02 17.466 8.311 20.878
2016-01 17.508 8.1 21.361
2015-12 17.532 7.925 21.187
2015-11 17.359 7.926 20.263
2015-10 17.285 8.526 20.723
2015-09 17.271 8.333 20.964
2015-08 17.392 8.232 20.619
2015-07 17.323 8.35 20.787
2015-06 17.426 8.196 20.753
2015-05 17.298 8.116 20.518
2015-04 17.34 8.13 20.545
2015-03 17.217 8.141 20.402
2015-02 17.226 8.471 20.493
2015-01 17.275 8.299 20.64
2014-12 17.258 8.279 20.405
2014-11 17.238 7.892 20.264
2014-10 17.242 7.875 20.173
2014-09 17.263 8.173 19.957
2014-08 17.193 8.243 20.268
2014-07 17.005 8.176 20.187
2014-06 17.152 8.181 19.985
2014-05 17.175 8.157 20.024
2014-04 17.078 7.953 20.011
2014-03 17.118 7.972 19.969
2014-02 16.979 8.054 19.997
2014-01 17.072 8.042 19.983
2013-12 17.142 8.384 20.383
2013-11 17.269 8.69 20.086
2013-10 17.209 8.149 19.994
2013-09 17.068 8.396 19.839
2013-08 17.0 8.439 19.868
2013-07 17.097 8.516 19.807
2013-06 16.977 8.555 19.711
2013-05 17.087 8.863 19.731
2013-04 16.722 8.977 19.723
2013-03 17.381 8.863 19.51
2013-02 17.124 8.787 19.613
2013-01 16.932 8.57 19.599
2012-12 16.908 8.37 20.033
2012-11 16.837 8.756 19.818
2012-10 16.936 8.568 19.97
2012-09 17.026 8.533 19.871
2012-08 17.118 8.521 19.835
2012-07 17.093 8.543 19.879
2012-06 17.092 8.684 20.038
2012-05 16.875 8.559 20.005
2012-04 16.956 8.839 19.765
2012-03 16.92 8.216 20.329
2012-02 17.011 9.291 19.916
2012-01 16.979 8.499 20.065
2011-12 16.709 8.283 20.474
2011-11 16.969 8.391 20.273
2011-10 16.97 8.505 20.252
2011-09 17.022 8.584 20.246
2011-08 16.946 8.747 20.289
2011-07 16.952 8.553 20.227
2011-06 16.904 8.524 20.275
2011-05 16.998 8.349 20.159
2011-04 17.025 8.152 20.34
2011-03 16.974 8.563 20.899
2011-02 17.046 8.676 21.243
2011-01 17.011 8.82 20.81
2010-12 17.048 9.161 20.563
2010-11 16.969 8.906 20.648
2010-10 16.978 8.939 20.079
2010-09 16.9 8.829 20.325
2010-08 16.871 8.737 20.003
2010-07 16.9 8.762 20.305
2010-06 16.866 8.721 19.727
2010-05 16.806 8.858 20.027
2010-04 16.699 8.853 19.946
2010-03 16.703 8.845 20.215
2010-02 16.631 9.11 19.817
2010-01 16.601 8.994 20.096
2009-12 16.682 8.907 20.41
2009-11 16.487 8.597 20.269
2009-10 16.662 8.707 20.148
2009-09 16.635 8.748 19.981
2009-08 16.667 8.658 19.424
2009-07 16.507 8.877 19.733
2009-06 16.533 8.896 20.104
2009-05 16.495 8.92 19.987
2009-04 16.47 9.006 19.544
2009-03 16.12 8.909 19.396
2009-02 16.312 9.088 19.312
2009-01 16.461 9.251 19.695

Food products, engineered goods and energy

  • Source: INSEE

Energy: virtual stability

In January, energy consumption was virtually stable. Fuel consumption declined sharply, while gas and electricity consumption bounced back after a relatively mild month of December.

Breakdown of energy

Breakdown of energy
Refined Products Energy, water, waste
2022-01 3.788 4.504
2021-12 3.875 4.433
2021-11 3.949 4.475
2021-10 4.003 4.455
2021-09 3.983 4.394
2021-08 3.964 4.432
2021-07 3.933 4.421
2021-06 3.902 4.39
2021-05 3.555 4.666
2021-04 3.288 4.688
2021-03 3.663 4.382
2021-02 3.594 4.287
2021-01 3.669 4.46
2020-12 3.53 4.323
2020-11 2.92 4.038
2020-10 3.673 4.769
2020-09 3.672 4.347
2020-08 3.676 4.343
2020-07 3.779 4.332
2020-06 3.506 4.329
2020-05 2.926 4.221
2020-04 1.889 3.905
2020-03 3.07 4.317
2020-02 3.928 4.2
2020-01 3.917 4.124
2019-12 3.928 4.279
2019-11 3.869 4.387
2019-10 3.84 4.264
2019-09 3.859 4.385
2019-08 3.84 4.374
2019-07 3.896 4.408
2019-06 3.884 4.433
2019-05 3.814 4.53
2019-04 3.895 4.458
2019-03 3.823 4.191
2019-02 3.944 4.341
2019-01 3.943 4.464
2018-12 3.807 4.296
2018-11 4.006 4.31
2018-10 3.999 4.311
2018-09 3.884 4.306
2018-08 3.966 4.306
2018-07 3.876 4.291
2018-06 3.954 4.263
2018-05 4.013 4.254
2018-04 3.985 4.17
2018-03 4.013 4.659
2018-02 3.999 4.929
2018-01 3.858 4.003
2017-12 4.082 4.539
2017-11 3.943 4.48
2017-10 3.766 4.223
2017-09 4.109 4.465
2017-08 3.994 4.36
2017-07 3.994 4.333
2017-06 3.983 4.329
2017-05 4.006 4.357
2017-04 3.933 4.29
2017-03 3.894 4.004
2017-02 3.919 4.216
2017-01 3.983 4.76
2016-12 4.014 4.438
2016-11 4.032 4.514
2016-10 3.974 4.658
2016-09 3.968 4.343
2016-08 3.983 4.374
2016-07 3.907 4.365
2016-06 3.691 4.426
2016-05 4.194 4.382
2016-04 3.937 4.639
2016-03 3.989 4.502
2016-02 3.944 4.368
2016-01 3.896 4.212
2015-12 4.037 3.888
2015-11 3.79 4.135
2015-10 3.871 4.655
2015-09 3.91 4.423
2015-08 3.9 4.333
2015-07 4.008 4.342
2015-06 3.885 4.311
2015-05 3.854 4.261
2015-04 3.901 4.229
2015-03 3.827 4.314
2015-02 3.857 4.614
2015-01 3.878 4.421
2014-12 3.975 4.299
2014-11 3.755 4.137
2014-10 3.852 4.013
2014-09 3.87 4.304
2014-08 3.894 4.35
2014-07 3.832 4.348
2014-06 3.865 4.318
2014-05 3.772 4.393
2014-04 3.809 4.142
2014-03 3.819 4.15
2014-02 3.8 4.256
2014-01 3.815 4.226
2013-12 3.896 4.488
2013-11 3.883 4.832
2013-10 3.863 4.274
2013-09 3.828 4.581
2013-08 3.884 4.562
2013-07 3.914 4.609
2013-06 3.877 4.695
2013-05 4.079 4.791
2013-04 4.036 4.963
2013-03 3.976 4.91
2013-02 3.958 4.849
2013-01 3.903 4.68
2012-12 3.873 4.5
2012-11 4.037 4.725
2012-10 3.976 4.593
2012-09 3.941 4.597
2012-08 3.954 4.568
2012-07 3.99 4.55
2012-06 4.113 4.559
2012-05 4.042 4.509
2012-04 3.943 4.921
2012-03 3.994 4.197
2012-02 4.036 5.296
2012-01 4.032 4.456
2011-12 3.855 4.421
2011-11 3.962 4.418
2011-10 4.018 4.476
2011-09 4.056 4.517
2011-08 4.165 4.569
2011-07 4.004 4.54
2011-06 4.016 4.497
2011-05 3.864 4.48
2011-04 4.015 4.118
2011-03 4.084 4.467
2011-02 4.182 4.478
2011-01 4.218 4.588
2010-12 4.1 5.043
2010-11 4.152 4.744
2010-10 4.164 4.764
2010-09 4.175 4.647
2010-08 4.117 4.612
2010-07 4.172 4.584
2010-06 4.113 4.6
2010-05 4.151 4.698
2010-04 4.265 4.585
2010-03 4.15 4.687
2010-02 4.315 4.789
2010-01 4.07 4.908
2009-12 4.301 4.6
2009-11 4.19 4.392
2009-10 4.144 4.568
2009-09 4.174 4.576
2009-08 4.072 4.601
2009-07 4.283 4.587
2009-06 4.327 4.555
2009-05 4.345 4.561
2009-04 4.378 4.614
2009-03 4.321 4.577
2009-02 4.336 4.754
2009-01 4.368 4.894

Breakdown of energy

  • Source: INSEE

Household consumption expenditure on goods

Changes in %. TD-SA
Household consumption expenditure on goods (Changes in %. TD-SA )
Weight (1) Nov. 21 Dec. 21 Jan. 22 Jan. 22 / Jan. 21 Q / Q-1 (2)
Food products 38 0.4 1.4 -1.2 -5.2 0.8
- excl. Tobacco 34 0.6 1.7 -1.3 -5.1 1.2
Engineered goods 44 1.8 -0.7 -2.3 -0.9 -0.3
- Durables 22 2.9 -3.3 0.8 -5.8 -0.5
Including:
- Transport equipment 13 1.9 -0.3 0.4 -6.8 0.1
- Household durables 7 5.2 -7.3 2.2 -4.8 -0.6
- Textile-clothing 9 0.7 4.6 -14.0 10.4 -1.4
- Other engineered goods 13 0.7 0.2 0.3 1.8 0.5
Energy 18 -0.3 -1.3 -0.1 1.9 -0.7
- Energy. water. waste 10 0.4 -0.9 1.6 1.0 1.0
- Refined Products 8 -1.4 -1.9 -2.3 3.2 -2.8
Total 100 0.9 0.0 -1.5 -2.1 0.1
- Including Manufactured goods 84 1.0 0.0 -1.9 -2.1 -0.2
  • (1) Weighting in the consumption expenditure on goods in value in 2019
  • (2) Last three months / previous three months
  • Source: INSEE

The variation of expenditure for the month of December 2021 is slightly revised downwards

The variation in household consumption expenditure on goods for December 2021 was slightly revised downwards by 0.2 points, to +0.0% instead of +0.2%. Since the previous publication, new information has been incorporated and the seasonal adjustment coefficients (SVC) have been updated.

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*Volumes are measured at chain-link previous year prices (2014 euro billions) and all figures are trading-day and seasonally adjusted.

Scope and definition – Consumption expenditure on goods is compliant with the national-accounts definition (NAF Rev. 2). In 2010, they accounted for half of total households’ consumption expenditure. They are divided into three main items:

Food: products of agriculture, forestry and fishing (AZ), food, drinks and tobacco (C1) Energy: mining products, as well as water, gas, electricity and air conditioning, sanitation and waste management (DE), and refined and coked products (C2).

Engineered goods: computers, electronic, electrical and optical goods (C3), transport equipment (C4), textiles and clothing, products made of leather, wood, paper, metals, plastic, rubber, chemicals, minerals, furniture, hardware, drugs (C5). Within this heading are distinguished “durable” goods which include transport equipment, household durables (furniture, household appliances, etc.) and other durable goods (jewelry, watches, glasses, medical devices, etc.).

The manufactured goods correspond to all the products C1, C2, C3, C4, C5.

Sources: This indicator is the compilation of a variety of statistical sources issued by the Bank of France, the French Federation of Automobile Manufacturers (CCFA), the Department of Data and Statistical Studies (SDES), the French Institute of Fashion (IFM), the National Health-Insurance Administration (CNAM), the National Federation of Rubber and Plastics Industries (SNCP), the Board of Oil (CPDP), GFK, Logista, the International Union Committee of Automobile and Motorcycle (CSIAM), etc.

Next publication : March 31, 2022 at 8:45

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