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Informations Rapides · 31 March 2022 · n° 84
Informations rapidesHousehold consumption of goods recovered slightly in February (+0.8%) Household consumption expenditure on goods - February 2022

In February 2022, household consumption of goods in volume* recovered slightly (+0.8% after -2.0% in January - revised data). This increase is driven by the clear rebound of the consumption of manufactured goods (+2.2% after -2.9%). Food consumption decreased again but at a slower pace (-0.2% after -1.5%). The same is observed for energy consumption (-0.3% after -1.2%).

Informations rapides
No 84
Paru le :Paru le31/03/2022
Prochaine parution le : 29/08/2025 at 08:45 - July 2025

In February 2022, household consumption of goods in volume* recovered slightly (+0.8% after -2.0% in January - revised data). This increase is driven by the clear rebound of the consumption of manufactured goods (+2.2% after -2.9%). Food consumption decreased again but at a slower pace (-0.2% after -1.5%). The same is observed for energy consumption (-0.3% after -1.2%).

Total consumption of goods

Total consumption of goods
Monthly data
2022-02 46.856
2022-01 46.494
2021-12 47.458
2021-11 47.466
2021-10 47.086
2021-09 47.354
2021-08 47.286
2021-07 47.176
2021-06 48.068
2021-05 47.788
2021-04 43.371
2021-03 47.315
2021-02 47.967
2021-01 47.847
2020-12 50.142
2020-11 41.361
2020-10 49.909
2020-09 48.335
2020-08 50.047
2020-07 49.263
2020-06 49.088
2020-05 44.534
2020-04 32.969
2020-03 40.601
2020-02 47.487
2020-01 47.576
2019-12 48.119
2019-11 48.094
2019-10 47.822
2019-09 47.746
2019-08 47.786
2019-07 47.883
2019-06 47.42
2019-05 47.864
2019-04 47.71
2019-03 47.431
2019-02 47.938
2019-01 47.834
2018-12 46.939
2018-11 47.68
2018-10 47.615
2018-09 47.223
2018-08 47.838
2018-07 47.526
2018-06 47.602
2018-05 47.756
2018-04 47.389
2018-03 48.275
2018-02 48.689
2018-01 47.024
2017-12 47.931
2017-11 48.365
2017-10 47.102
2017-09 48.255
2017-08 47.69
2017-07 47.8
2017-06 47.772
2017-05 47.852
2017-04 47.295
2017-03 47.228
2017-02 47.39
2017-01 47.714
2016-12 47.456
2016-11 47.343
2016-10 47.395
2016-09 46.982
2016-08 46.757
2016-07 46.497
2016-06 46.987
2016-05 46.972
2016-04 47.227
2016-03 47.052
2016-02 46.663
2016-01 46.972
2015-12 46.643
2015-11 45.549
2015-10 46.531
2015-09 46.567
2015-08 46.243
2015-07 46.467
2015-06 46.376
2015-05 45.927
2015-04 46.016
2015-03 45.765
2015-02 46.191
2015-01 46.211
2014-12 45.941
2014-11 45.4
2014-10 45.291
2014-09 45.393
2014-08 45.702
2014-07 45.373
2014-06 45.316
2014-05 45.348
2014-04 45.042
2014-03 45.064
2014-02 45.031
2014-01 45.097
2013-12 45.916
2013-11 46.044
2013-10 45.354
2013-09 45.305
2013-08 45.311
2013-07 45.422
2013-06 45.234
2013-05 45.671
2013-04 45.418
2013-03 45.743
2013-02 45.516
2013-01 45.101
2012-12 45.324
2012-11 45.407
2012-10 45.479
2012-09 45.431
2012-08 45.472
2012-07 45.512
2012-06 45.805
2012-05 45.445
2012-04 45.544
2012-03 45.494
2012-02 46.198
2012-01 45.554
2011-12 45.52
2011-11 45.66
2011-10 45.732
2011-09 45.849
2011-08 45.969
2011-07 45.731
2011-06 45.708
2011-05 45.529
2011-04 45.566
2011-03 46.474
2011-02 47.005
2011-01 46.648
2010-12 46.737
2010-11 46.535
2010-10 45.94
2010-09 46.033
2010-08 45.588
2010-07 45.962
2010-06 45.272
2010-05 45.658
2010-04 45.458
2010-03 45.737
2010-02 45.458
2010-01 45.641
2009-12 45.987
2009-11 45.367
2009-10 45.487
2009-09 45.325
2009-08 44.682
2009-07 45.057
2009-06 45.496
2009-05 45.358
2009-04 44.936
2009-03 44.351
2009-02 44.614
2009-01 45.317

Total consumption of goods

  • Source: INSEE

Engineered goods: clear rebound

The consumption of engineered goods recovered clearly in February (+2.2% after -2.9% in January). This increase is explained by the strong rebound of consumption in clothing and textiles (+10.5% after -15.0%), and to a lesser extent by the increase in consumption of durable goods (+0.9% after +0.3%). Consumption of "other engineered goods" fell slightly (-0.6% after +0.1%).

Durables: rise

Consumption of durable goods continued to rise (+0.9% after +0.3%). This increase is due to the clear rebound in purchases of jewelry, eyewear and watches. It is also explained by the increase in consumption of transport equipment (+0.9% after -0.1%), and in particular by the recovery in purchases of new cars. Conversely, consumption of housing equipment fell sharply (-1.3% after +2.1%), with a drop in purchases of cell phones and household appliances.

Textile-clothing: very strong rebound

Spending on clothing and textiles rebounded strongly in February after a fall in January (+10.5% after -15.0%). This increase is mainly due to the recovery in purchases of ready-to-wear clothing, as well as leather and shoes.

Other engineered goods: slight decline

Consumption of "other manufactured goods" fell slightly (-0.6% after +0.1%). This decrease is due in particular to the drop in purchases of Covid-19 self-tests.

Breakdown of engineered goods

Breakdown of engineered goods
Transport equipment Textile-clothing Other engineered goods Household durables
2022-02 5.484 4.172 6.728 4.194
2022-01 5.438 3.776 6.765 4.251
2021-12 5.441 4.441 6.76 4.165
2021-11 5.447 4.232 6.753 4.479
2021-10 5.345 4.213 6.707 4.273
2021-09 5.556 4.302 6.742 4.407
2021-08 5.462 4.129 6.762 4.332
2021-07 5.325 4.268 6.83 4.689
2021-06 5.503 4.597 6.884 4.554
2021-05 5.529 4.279 6.625 4.529
2021-04 5.369 1.772 5.749 3.754
2021-03 5.589 3.805 6.606 4.461
2021-02 5.691 4.338 6.528 4.816
2021-01 5.887 3.489 6.659 4.466
2020-12 5.861 4.762 7.063 6.017
2020-11 5.027 2.158 5.801 3.253
2020-10 6.163 4.107 7.011 4.692
2020-09 6.189 4.305 6.827 4.524
2020-08 6.405 4.954 6.923 4.673
2020-07 6.883 4.042 6.845 4.499
2020-06 6.443 4.069 7.039 4.85
2020-05 4.406 3.424 6.473 4.027
2020-04 1.287 1.005 4.327 1.848
2020-03 2.594 2.203 5.372 2.833
2020-02 6.095 4.018 6.752 3.973
2020-01 5.945 4.398 6.692 4.063
2019-12 6.44 4.31 6.641 4.139
2019-11 6.269 4.275 6.753 4.054
2019-10 6.17 4.336 6.688 3.999
2019-09 5.983 4.375 6.67 3.963
2019-08 6.273 4.343 6.668 3.945
2019-07 6.09 4.282 6.682 4.026
2019-06 5.883 4.266 6.657 3.828
2019-05 6.002 4.297 6.651 4.0
2019-04 5.958 4.223 6.633 4.048
2019-03 6.127 4.285 6.648 3.944
2019-02 6.1 4.376 6.682 3.942
2019-01 6.02 4.33 6.657 3.897
2018-12 5.57 4.174 6.635 3.803
2018-11 5.995 4.284 6.616 3.868
2018-10 5.977 4.227 6.65 3.835
2018-09 5.936 4.105 6.653 3.816
2018-08 6.182 4.269 6.638 3.809
2018-07 5.951 4.261 6.63 3.783
2018-06 6.028 4.17 6.651 3.861
2018-05 6.167 4.267 6.638 3.769
2018-04 6.134 4.424 6.635 3.722
2018-03 6.019 4.247 6.646 3.802
2018-02 6.009 4.406 6.599 3.77
2018-01 5.819 4.27 6.61 3.754
2017-12 5.922 4.275 6.62 3.753
2017-11 5.838 4.68 6.619 3.854
2017-10 5.858 4.137 6.589 3.741
2017-09 5.865 4.538 6.621 3.801
2017-08 5.817 4.377 6.599 3.76
2017-07 5.79 4.41 6.605 3.815
2017-06 5.877 4.372 6.565 3.728
2017-05 5.914 4.436 6.548 3.709
2017-04 5.747 4.197 6.552 3.721
2017-03 5.791 4.479 6.543 3.671
2017-02 5.757 4.492 6.532 3.7
2017-01 5.692 4.359 6.526 3.591
2016-12 5.824 4.342 6.54 3.593
2016-11 5.715 4.257 6.507 3.548
2016-10 5.47 4.348 6.493 3.602
2016-09 5.613 4.183 6.469 3.554
2016-08 5.416 4.21 6.47 3.523
2016-07 5.307 4.278 6.469 3.475
2016-06 5.393 4.52 6.484 3.774
2016-05 5.435 4.244 6.461 3.617
2016-04 5.498 4.204 6.486 3.91
2016-03 5.45 4.213 6.45 3.73
2016-02 5.328 4.186 6.456 3.609
2016-01 5.387 4.574 6.463 3.598
2015-12 5.259 4.311 6.444 3.827
2015-11 5.106 4.145 6.377 3.336
2015-10 5.208 4.316 6.435 3.458
2015-09 5.264 4.409 6.456 3.499
2015-08 5.08 4.376 6.386 3.459
2015-07 5.226 4.355 6.422 3.449
2015-06 5.211 4.425 6.418 3.364
2015-05 5.076 4.275 6.44 3.368
2015-04 5.071 4.385 6.408 3.351
2015-03 4.989 4.324 6.375 3.372
2015-02 5.001 4.351 6.41 3.389
2015-01 5.041 4.457 6.402 3.399
2014-12 4.952 4.373 6.329 3.418
2014-11 4.981 4.303 6.325 3.331
2014-10 5.002 4.224 6.29 3.328
2014-09 4.952 4.075 6.279 3.328
2014-08 5.021 4.288 6.302 3.339
2014-07 4.929 4.368 6.259 3.311
2014-06 4.92 4.345 6.217 3.201
2014-05 4.898 4.258 6.272 3.281
2014-04 5.089 4.243 6.228 3.142
2014-03 4.945 4.335 6.25 3.142
2014-02 5.062 4.291 6.211 3.124
2014-01 4.844 4.395 6.225 3.187
2013-12 5.463 4.265 6.171 3.197
2013-11 5.111 4.328 6.225 3.131
2013-10 5.095 4.256 6.183 3.158
2013-09 5.022 4.262 6.152 3.121
2013-08 5.111 4.195 6.172 3.102
2013-07 5.019 4.29 6.164 3.051
2013-06 4.952 4.209 6.149 3.093
2013-05 5.051 4.13 6.167 3.081
2013-04 4.951 4.228 6.154 3.089
2013-03 4.84 4.146 6.127 3.085
2013-02 5.017 4.213 6.103 3.004
2013-01 4.907 4.27 6.124 3.017
2012-12 5.345 4.234 6.129 3.045
2012-11 5.108 4.248 6.107 3.058
2012-10 5.189 4.337 6.123 3.029
2012-09 5.135 4.316 6.117 3.016
2012-08 5.249 4.203 6.113 2.985
2012-07 5.216 4.221 6.102 3.042
2012-06 5.317 4.098 6.219 3.055
2012-05 5.39 4.28 6.052 3.017
2012-04 5.324 3.992 6.057 3.062
2012-03 5.49 4.443 6.162 2.955
2012-02 5.295 4.229 6.106 3.013
2012-01 5.381 4.393 6.085 2.928
2011-12 5.666 4.285 6.119 3.067
2011-11 5.798 4.273 6.126 2.832
2011-10 5.586 4.326 6.122 2.916
2011-09 5.622 4.262 6.115 2.925
2011-08 5.619 4.289 6.113 2.945
2011-07 5.536 4.308 6.097 2.958
2011-06 5.475 4.436 6.112 2.932
2011-05 5.547 4.359 6.08 2.88
2011-04 5.606 4.474 6.1 2.88
2011-03 6.125 4.434 6.07 2.999
2011-02 6.351 4.532 6.067 3.018
2011-01 6.163 4.389 6.064 2.925
2010-12 6.102 4.468 6.019 2.77
2010-11 6.107 4.473 6.029 2.825
2010-10 5.596 4.343 6.01 2.842
2010-09 5.727 4.434 6.001 2.88
2010-08 5.404 4.411 5.955 2.908
2010-07 5.593 4.747 5.967 2.746
2010-06 5.593 4.132 5.938 2.784
2010-05 5.525 4.381 5.948 2.864
2010-04 5.605 4.4 5.895 2.776
2010-03 5.807 4.433 5.873 2.823
2010-02 5.692 4.246 5.823 2.782
2010-01 5.804 4.488 5.799 2.757
2009-12 6.302 4.424 5.811 2.71
2009-11 6.283 4.322 5.758 2.726
2009-10 5.975 4.427 5.782 2.739
2009-09 5.909 4.369 5.75 2.72
2009-08 5.724 4.059 5.718 2.682
2009-07 5.808 4.306 5.697 2.692
2009-06 5.782 4.567 5.825 2.688
2009-05 6.199 4.344 5.686 2.636
2009-04 5.61 4.374 5.723 2.62
2009-03 5.51 4.387 5.708 2.595
2009-02 5.538 4.287 5.7 2.591
2009-01 5.514 4.571 5.81 2.616

Breakdown of engineered goods

  • Source: INSEE

Food products: slight decrease

In February, food consumption decreased again, but at a slower pace (-0.2% after -1.5%). This is explained by a smaller decrease in the consumption of agricultural and food products. However, tobacco consumption increased.

Food products, engineered goods and energy

Food products, engineered goods and energy
Food products Energy Engineered goods
2022-02 16.914 8.141 21.869
2022-01 16.956 8.161 21.406
2021-12 17.209 8.264 22.038
2021-11 16.978 8.374 22.191
2021-10 16.911 8.403 21.833
2021-09 16.823 8.324 22.303
2021-08 17.045 8.345 21.955
2021-07 16.608 8.314 22.37
2021-06 17.087 8.247 22.843
2021-05 17.529 8.242 22.047
2021-04 17.527 8.007 17.605
2021-03 17.583 8.044 21.692
2021-02 17.474 7.932 22.629
2021-01 17.928 8.132 21.771
2020-12 17.581 7.845 24.88
2020-11 17.071 6.957 17.136
2020-10 18.134 8.434 23.366
2020-09 17.139 8.011 23.273
2020-08 17.762 8.01 24.396
2020-07 17.569 8.106 23.673
2020-06 17.624 7.832 23.731
2020-05 18.131 7.161 19.095
2020-04 17.911 5.814 8.592
2020-03 18.973 7.407 13.723
2020-02 17.154 8.158 22.195
2020-01 17.183 8.039 22.389
2019-12 17.096 8.197 22.875
2019-11 17.176 8.245 22.71
2019-10 17.233 8.092 22.533
2019-09 17.21 8.235 22.323
2019-08 17.016 8.205 22.604
2019-07 17.187 8.299 22.421
2019-06 17.156 8.312 21.958
2019-05 17.246 8.342 22.291
2019-04 17.188 8.344 22.19
2019-03 17.087 8.019 22.363
2019-02 17.23 8.302 22.429
2019-01 17.193 8.408 22.244
2018-12 17.336 8.102 21.496
2018-11 17.295 8.303 22.089
2018-10 17.302 8.296 22.022
2018-09 17.207 8.185 21.835
2018-08 17.355 8.262 22.228
2018-07 17.415 8.164 21.948
2018-06 17.366 8.209 22.03
2018-05 17.332 8.256 22.175
2018-04 17.012 8.137 22.255
2018-03 17.542 8.688 22.049
2018-02 17.629 8.956 22.109
2018-01 17.389 7.847 21.785
2017-12 17.43 8.622 21.892
2017-11 17.626 8.43 22.311
2017-10 17.453 7.989 21.644
2017-09 17.569 8.563 22.132
2017-08 17.478 8.345 21.867
2017-07 17.555 8.316 21.926
2017-06 17.613 8.303 21.852
2017-05 17.571 8.354 21.924
2017-04 17.548 8.213 21.526
2017-03 17.539 7.873 21.793
2017-02 17.463 8.123 21.793
2017-01 17.493 8.773 21.467
2016-12 17.401 8.45 21.61
2016-11 17.465 8.547 21.337
2016-10 17.538 8.645 21.221
2016-09 17.552 8.306 21.124
2016-08 17.503 8.354 20.901
2016-07 17.401 8.273 20.822
2016-06 17.365 8.137 21.48
2016-05 17.347 8.558 21.075
2016-04 17.262 8.591 21.385
2016-03 17.4 8.498 21.16
2016-02 17.465 8.312 20.886
2016-01 17.507 8.101 21.357
2015-12 17.532 7.925 21.186
2015-11 17.358 7.926 20.264
2015-10 17.285 8.524 20.721
2015-09 17.271 8.333 20.963
2015-08 17.392 8.233 20.618
2015-07 17.324 8.351 20.792
2015-06 17.426 8.196 20.755
2015-05 17.298 8.116 20.513
2015-04 17.34 8.129 20.547
2015-03 17.218 8.142 20.404
2015-02 17.226 8.471 20.494
2015-01 17.275 8.3 20.637
2014-12 17.258 8.279 20.404
2014-11 17.237 7.892 20.269
2014-10 17.242 7.874 20.174
2014-09 17.263 8.173 19.957
2014-08 17.193 8.243 20.266
2014-07 17.006 8.176 20.191
2014-06 17.152 8.182 19.982
2014-05 17.175 8.157 20.017
2014-04 17.078 7.953 20.011
2014-03 17.119 7.972 19.972
2014-02 16.979 8.054 19.998
2014-01 17.072 8.042 19.983
2013-12 17.142 8.385 20.383
2013-11 17.269 8.691 20.087
2013-10 17.209 8.148 19.994
2013-09 17.067 8.396 19.841
2013-08 17.0 8.439 19.87
2013-07 17.098 8.516 19.81
2013-06 16.977 8.556 19.703
2013-05 17.087 8.863 19.727
2013-04 16.721 8.977 19.722
2013-03 17.382 8.862 19.511
2013-02 17.123 8.786 19.614
2013-01 16.932 8.57 19.602
2012-12 16.908 8.371 20.033
2012-11 16.836 8.757 19.819
2012-10 16.936 8.568 19.971
2012-09 17.026 8.534 19.872
2012-08 17.118 8.521 19.836
2012-07 17.094 8.543 19.877
2012-06 17.092 8.684 20.03
2012-05 16.874 8.559 20.005
2012-04 16.956 8.839 19.761
2012-03 16.92 8.216 20.331
2012-02 17.011 9.289 19.92
2012-01 16.979 8.499 20.068
2011-12 16.709 8.284 20.48
2011-11 16.969 8.391 20.278
2011-10 16.97 8.505 20.249
2011-09 17.022 8.585 20.243
2011-08 16.946 8.747 20.29
2011-07 16.952 8.553 20.224
2011-06 16.904 8.524 20.271
2011-05 16.998 8.349 20.163
2011-04 17.025 8.152 20.34
2011-03 16.974 8.563 20.899
2011-02 17.046 8.675 21.239
2011-01 17.011 8.82 20.811
2010-12 17.048 9.162 20.572
2010-11 16.969 8.906 20.658
2010-10 16.978 8.939 20.073
2010-09 16.9 8.829 20.316
2010-08 16.871 8.737 20.003
2010-07 16.9 8.762 20.304
2010-06 16.866 8.721 19.728
2010-05 16.806 8.858 20.032
2010-04 16.699 8.853 19.948
2010-03 16.703 8.845 20.21
2010-02 16.631 9.109 19.81
2010-01 16.601 8.994 20.096
2009-12 16.682 8.908 20.419
2009-11 16.487 8.597 20.28
2009-10 16.663 8.707 20.14
2009-09 16.635 8.748 19.978
2009-08 16.667 8.658 19.422
2009-07 16.507 8.877 19.732
2009-06 16.533 8.896 20.104
2009-05 16.495 8.92 19.988
2009-04 16.47 9.006 19.541
2009-03 16.12 8.909 19.392
2009-02 16.312 9.088 19.312
2009-01 16.462 9.251 19.697

Food products, engineered goods and energy

  • Source: INSEE

Energy: slight decrease

Energy consumption continues to decline in February, but at a slower pace (-0.3% after -1.2%). Fuel consumption rebounded (+2,8% after -2,4%) while gas and electricity consumption continued to decline (-2.7% after -0,4%).

Breakdown of energy

Breakdown of energy
Refined Products Energy, water, waste
2022-02 3.892 4.282
2022-01 3.785 4.399
2021-12 3.878 4.417
2021-11 3.95 4.458
2021-10 4.004 4.439
2021-09 3.985 4.382
2021-08 3.966 4.417
2021-07 3.934 4.415
2021-06 3.903 4.379
2021-05 3.556 4.67
2021-04 3.288 4.679
2021-03 3.666 4.392
2021-02 3.583 4.358
2021-01 3.665 4.475
2020-12 3.532 4.312
2020-11 2.921 4.028
2020-10 3.674 4.755
2020-09 3.673 4.339
2020-08 3.677 4.334
2020-07 3.78 4.33
2020-06 3.507 4.323
2020-05 2.926 4.224
2020-04 1.89 3.9
2020-03 3.072 4.326
2020-02 3.921 4.244
2020-01 3.914 4.133
2019-12 3.929 4.273
2019-11 3.87 4.379
2019-10 3.841 4.256
2019-09 3.86 4.379
2019-08 3.841 4.368
2019-07 3.897 4.407
2019-06 3.884 4.431
2019-05 3.813 4.532
2019-04 3.894 4.453
2019-03 3.824 4.199
2019-02 3.941 4.366
2019-01 3.941 4.471
2018-12 3.807 4.293
2018-11 4.007 4.305
2018-10 3.999 4.306
2018-09 3.885 4.303
2018-08 3.966 4.304
2018-07 3.876 4.291
2018-06 3.953 4.264
2018-05 4.012 4.256
2018-04 3.985 4.168
2018-03 4.013 4.666
2018-02 3.998 4.935
2018-01 3.857 4.006
2017-12 4.082 4.54
2017-11 3.943 4.479
2017-10 3.766 4.22
2017-09 4.11 4.463
2017-08 3.994 4.359
2017-07 3.993 4.333
2017-06 3.983 4.329
2017-05 4.006 4.358
2017-04 3.933 4.288
2017-03 3.894 4.008
2017-02 3.919 4.218
2017-01 3.983 4.762
2016-12 4.014 4.438
2016-11 4.032 4.513
2016-10 3.974 4.656
2016-09 3.968 4.342
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 4.638
2016-03 3.989 4.505
2016-02 3.944 4.369
2016-01 3.896 4.212
2015-12 4.037 3.888
2015-11 3.79 4.136
2015-10 3.871 4.653
2015-09 3.91 4.424
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 4.228
2015-03 3.827 4.315
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 4.141
2014-03 3.819 4.15
2014-02 3.8 4.255
2014-01 3.815 4.226
2013-12 3.896 4.489
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 4.848
2013-01 3.903 4.681
2012-12 3.873 4.501
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 4.551
2012-06 4.113 4.56
2012-05 4.042 4.509
2012-04 3.943 4.92
2012-03 3.994 4.197
2012-02 4.036 5.294
2012-01 4.032 4.456
2011-12 3.855 4.422
2011-11 3.962 4.418
2011-10 4.018 4.476
2011-09 4.056 4.518
2011-08 4.165 4.569
2011-07 4.004 4.541
2011-06 4.016 4.498
2011-05 3.864 4.48
2011-04 4.015 4.117
2011-03 4.084 4.466
2011-02 4.182 4.477
2011-01 4.218 4.588
2010-12 4.1 5.044
2010-11 4.152 4.744
2010-10 4.164 4.764
2010-09 4.175 4.647
2010-08 4.117 4.613
2010-07 4.172 4.584
2010-06 4.113 4.601
2010-05 4.151 4.698
2010-04 4.265 4.585
2010-03 4.15 4.686
2010-02 4.315 4.787
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) Dec. 21 Jan. 22 Feb. 22 Feb. 22 / Feb. 21 Q / Q-1 (2)
Food products 38 1.4 -1.5 -0.2 -3.2 0.7
- excl. Tobacco 34 1.7 -1.6 -0.4 -3 1.1
Engineered goods 44 -0.7 -2.9 2.2 -3.4 -1.5
- Durables 22 -3.3 0.3 0.9 -6.8 -2.1
Including:
- Transport equipment 13 -0.1 -0.1 0.9 -3.6 0.1
- Household durables 7 -7 2.1 -1.3 -12.9 -4.2
- Textile-clothing 9 4.9 -15 10.5 -3.8 -2.8
- Other engineered goods 13 0.1 0.1 -0.6 3 0.3
Energy 18 -1.3 -1.2 -0.3 2.6 -2.1
- Energy. water. waste 10 -0.9 -0.4 -2.7 -1.7 -1.4
- Refined Products 8 -1.8 -2.4 2.8 8.6 -3.2
Total 100 0 -2.0 0.8 -2.3 -0.8
- Including Manufactured goods 84 0.0 -2.3 1.3 -2.1 -0.8
  • (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 January 2022 is revised downwards

The variation in household consumption expenditure on goods for January 2022 was revised downwards by 0.5 points, to -2.0% instead of -1.5%. 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: April 29, 2022 at 7:30 AM

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