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- In July 2023, the business climate in the building construction is stable
- In May 2025, manufacturing output went down by 1.0%
- In July 2023, the business climate is stable in services
- In July 2023, the business climate in France and the employment climate remain stable
- In July 2023, the business climate in manufacturing industry is stable
- In October 2023, manufacturing output was almost stable (+0.1%)
- In July 2023, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles has improved again
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS)
- The Housing Rent Reference Index in Q2 2023
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS)
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in May 2023
- In July 2023, production bottlenecks have reduced, according to the business leaders in the manufacturing industry
- In August 2023, consumer prices increased by 1.0% over one month and by 4.9% year on year
- In July 2023, the real estate developers’ opinion on the demand for new housing has kept on degrading
- In July 2023, the business climate has deteriorated in the building craft sector
- In July 2023, the opinion of the business managers in civil engineering on their activity prospects has degraded compared to April
- In July 2023, the business climate has deteriorated again in wholesale trade
- In June 2023, oil prices fell slightly and imported commodity prices rebounded a little
- In July 2023, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 12.5% year on year
- In Q2 2023, labour cost index – wages and salaries increased by 0.6%, total labour cost index by 0.7%
- In June 2023, consumer prices increased by 0.2% over one month and by 4.5% year on year
- In June 2023, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 13.8% year on year
- In July 2024, manufacturing turnover fell sharply (-2.2%)
- In September 2025, manufacturing output bounced back (+0.9%)
- In July 2023, household confidence is stable
- Rebound in business births registered in June 2023
- In June 2023, manufacturing output fell back (‑1.0%)
- In Q2 2023, private payroll employment slowed down: +0.1%, after +0.4% (flash estimate)
- In July 2023, consumer prices increased by 4.3% year on year
- In June 2023, agricultural producer prices continued to fall sharply year on year (‑6.3% after ‑9.4 %)
- In July 2023, consumer prices increased by 0.1% over one month and by 4.3% year on year
- In November 2024, consumer prices fell by 0.1% over one month and increased by 1.3% year on year
- In Q2 2023, collective tourist attendance rose by 3.4% year on year
- In August 2024, services output sped up sharply (+2.4%)
- In August 2024, sales volume in trade bounced back by 1.6%
- In Q3 2024, hourly wages increased by 2.8% over a year, hourly costs by 3.2%
- In October 2024, consumer prices increased by 1.2% year on year
- In March 2025, manufacturing output increased for the second month in a row (+0.6%)
- In Q2 2023, the unemployment rate was virtually stable at 7.2%
- In Q3 2023, the unemployment rate increased by 0.2 points
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in June 2023
- In August 2023, the business climate in France and the employment climate have deteriorated
- In August 2023, the business climate in the building construction has slightly rebounded
- In March 2024, manufacturing output decreased (‑0.5%)
- Household consumption of goods increased by 0.9% in June 2023
- In May 2023, sales volume in trade bounced back (+1.1%)
- In May 2023, manufacturing turnover bounced back (+3.2%)
- In August 2023, the business climate has deteriorated in services
- In August 2023, sales volume in trade bounced back (+0.3%)
- In August 2023, household confidence is stable
- In February 2024, manufacturing output bounced back (+0.9%)
- In June 2023 the industrial producer prices went down over a month (-0.8%) and decelerated over a year (+0.9% after +3.3%)
- In August 2023, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles is virtually stable
- In July 2023, oil prices bounced back
- Sharp rebound of services output in May 2023 (+2.0%)
- In November 2023, household confidence has improved
- GDP increased significantly in Q2 2023 (+0.5% after +0.1%)
- In August 2023, the business climate in the industry has clearly degraded
- In August 2023, consumer prices increased by 4.8% year on year
- In December 2023, manufacturing output expanded (+1.2%)
- In August 2023, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 10.9% year on year
- In March 2026, manufacturing output increased by +1.2%
- In Q2 2023, services producer prices rose by 1.1% over a quarter and by 1.7% over a year
- In July 2023, agricultural producer prices continued to fall year on year (‑6.1% after ‑6.4 %)
- In Q2 2023, prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works were stable over a quarter and rose by 6.2% over a year
- Rise in business births registered in July 2023
- In Q2 2023, prices of second-hand dwellings fell by 0.8%
- In July 2023 the industrial producer prices continued to go down over a month (-0.4%) and fell back over a year (-1.5% after +1.0%)
- In Q2 2023, payroll employment slowed down: +0.1%, after +0.4%
- In Q2 2023, GDP grew significantly (+0.5%), the margin rate of non-financial corporations increased sharply (+1.5 points)
- In June 2023, sales volume in trade kept increasing (+0.9%)
- Household consumption of goods increased by 0.3% in July 2023
- In June 2023, manufacturing turnover fell back (-0.6%)
- Downturn in services output in June 2023 (-0.5%)
- In July 2023, manufacturing output recovered (+0.7%)
- In November 2024, services output bounced back (+0.9%)
- In January 2025, consumer prices increased by 1.4% year on year
- In September 2016, manufacturing output fell back (–1.1%)
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in January 2020
- In Decembre 2017, households' confidence improves further
- In February 2020, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- In February 2017, the business climate remains favourable in services
- In October 2019, the business climate is stable in services
- In February 2017, the business climate in manufacturing remains well above normal
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products decreased in August
- In April 2017, manufacturing output fell back (−1.2%)
- In October 2021, households’ confidence has decreased
- In March 2024, household confidence has improved slightly
- In Q1 2026, hourly wages increased by 2.0% over a year, hourly costs by 2.3%
- The unemployment rate increased by 0.2 points in Q3 2017
- In April 2018, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- In October 2016, near stability in producer costs for construction (+0.1%)
- In November 2010, car purchases spur households’ consumption in manufactured goods again (+2.8%)
- The unemployment rate decreased by 0.1 points in Q2 2017
- In July 2017, oil price recovered barely
- In June 2018, manufacturing output recovered (+0.6%)
- In December 2016, households' confidence remains just below normal
- The Housing Rent Reference Index in Q1 2023
- In July 2019, machinery and equipment are used less intensively in the manufacturing industry
- In May 2026, manufacturing output fell back by 1.0%
- In April 2020, agricultural producer prices increased by 1.9% year on year
- In Q3 2016, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 2.2% over a year
- Downturn in business start-ups in February 2017
- At the end of Q3 2016, the Maastricht debt accounted for 97.6% of GDP
- Downturn in business start-ups in April 2017
- In April 2009, the industrial production index excluding energy diminished (-0.5%
- In July 2019, consumer prices increased by 1.1% year on year
- In October 2019, consumer prices increased by 0.7% year on year
- In June 2017, consumer prices were stable over a month and rose by 0.7% year on year
- In the manufacturing industry, business managers forecast a stability in their investment in 2017 after a rise by 5% in 2016
- In September 2017, consumer prices fell back by 0.2% over a month and rose by 1.0% year on year
- In July 2024, manufacturing output fell back (‑0.9%)
- In May 2018, the business climate weakens sharply in services
- Strong downturn in business births in April 2026
- In November 2024, sales volume was stable in trade
- In June 2017, overall agricultural prices rose by 3.2% over one year
- In January 2018, the turnover in large-scale food retailing recovered (+0.8%)
- In Q4 2024, hourly wages increased by 2.4% over a year, hourly costs by 2.7%
- French GDP increased by 0.2% in Q3 2016
- In September 2020, the opinion of business managers in the building industry about their recent activity has kept improving
- Decrease in business start-ups in May 2014
- Between January and April 2026, rents increased by 0.2%
- In January 2020, services output increased (+0.3%)
- In February 2026, manufacturing turnover decreased (-0.8%)
- In February 2017, the prices of industrial raw materials gathered pace
- In August 2016, the sales volume rebounded in trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
- In April 2026, producer prices in the French industry fell by 2.0% over a month and rose by 2.0% over a year
- In April 2019, consumer prices rose by 0.3% over one month and by 1.3% year on year
- In Q3 2016, producer prices of services sold to French businesses fell back by 0.2%
- The increase in employment continued in Q3 2016, buoyed by temporary work
- Enterprise births remain stable in June 2010
- In April 2019, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.2% in hyper and supermarkets
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in June 2024
- In October 2016, overall agricultural producer prices increased by 0.2 % over one year
- In July 2023, sales volume in trade fell back (‑0.7%)
- In Q2 2024, payroll employment was almost stable or down slightly in all regions
- In April 2026, consumer prices increased by 2.2% year on year
- In December 2016, the prices of frequently purchased goods were stable in hyper and supermarkets
- In November 2016, households' confidence is stable
- In October 2016, the business climate declines and returns to its average in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In March 2022, the sales volume in trade fell back (−0.4%)
- In November 2016, the prices of frequently purchased goods increased by 0.2% in hyper and supermarkets
- In April 2018, producer prices in industry fell back (−0.6%)
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products rose in March
- In the manufacturing industry, business managers expect their investment to remain stable in 2018 after a 4% rise in 2017
- In October 2020, consumer prices were stable year on year
- In February 2017, the prices of frequently purchased goods remained stable in hyper and supermarkets
- In Q2 2024, payroll employment was stable
- In February 2014, households’ confidence decreased slightly (-1 point)
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in February 2016
- In September 2020, the business climate in retail trade has improved again, at a slow pace
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in April 2016
- In February 2026, oil price accelerated and those of gas fell back
- In Q2 2013, GDP picked up (+0.5% after -0.1%) and households’ purchasing power grew again (+0.5% after +1.0%)
- In February 2017, the French business climate holds firm above its long-term average
- In December 2010, increase of the consumer price index: +0.5%
- In Q2 2021, the rise in house prices continued
- In December 2016, the business climate improves markedly in services
- In Q2 2021, the Commercial Rent Index rose by 2.59% over a year
- In Q3 2023, collective tourist attendance slightly decreased over a year (‑0.2%)
- In Q4 2018, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 1.74% over a year
- In June 2024, manufacturing output bounced back moderately (+0,8 %)
- In October 2017, households' confidence is back to its long term average
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in July 2019
- In Q3 2016, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 0.7% over a year
- In August 2022, oil prices fell again, food commodity prices edged down
- In November 2016, the economic climate improves clearly in the building construction industry
- In October 2021, consumer prices increased by 0.4% over one month and by 2.6% year on year
- Household consumption expenditure on goods bounced back in July 2017 (+0.7%)
- The unemployment rate increased by 0.1 points in Q3 2016
- In November 2016, the business climate in manufacturing holds steady above its long-term average
- In November 2016, the business climate improves slightly in services
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in May 2017
- In January 2017, consumer prices decreased by 0,2%; they rose by 1.3% year on year
- In November 2016, the French business climate is unchanged
- In Q1 2024, private payroll employment rose by 0.2%
- In January 2017, oil prices stabilised virtually
- In October 2023, household confidence has slightly improved
- In January 2017, the prices of frequently purchased goods remained stable in hyper and supermarkets
- In April 2025, manufacturing output fell back (‑0.6%)
- In November 2016, the business climate improves again in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In September 2016, overall agricultural producer prices fell back by 0,9 % over one year
- Household consumption of goods rebounded in March 2026 (+0.7% after -1.4%)
- In February 2017, the economic climate is stable in the building construction industry
- In January 2017, manufacturing output decreased again (–1.0%)
- Slight rise in business births in October 2020
- In Q3 2023, payroll employment remained virtually stable (+0.1%) and topped its Q3 2022 level by 0.8%
- In Q4 2016, market employment continued to rise (flash estimate)
- In Q3 2016, the prices of dwellings maintenance and improvement work increased (+0.3%)
- In December 2016, the turnover rose again in the manufacturing industry (+1.2%)
- In Decembre 2016, overall agricultural producer prices increased by 5.0% over one year
- In October 2016, oil price increased sharply
- In December 2016, the sales volume declined in the whole retail trade
- In August 2017, manufacturing output slipped back slightly (−0.4%)
- In December 2016, manufacturing output fell back (–0.8%)
- In November 2016, increase in producer prices in industry (+0.7%)
- In April 2017, households' confidence remains stable
- Household consumption expenditure on goods bounced back in October (+0.9%)
- In Q4 2016, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased slightly (+0.18% over a year)
- In December 2016, consumer prices increased by 0.3% over a month and by 0.6% year on year
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in May 2018
- In September 2016, the turnover fell back in the manufacturing industry (−0.4%)
- In September 2016, the turnover fell back in business services and in wholesale trade
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in August 2016
- The payroll employment increased robustly again in Q1 2017
- In October 2016, the economic climate is stable in the building construction industry
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in November 2018
- In October 2016, increase in producer prices in industry (+0.8%)
- Consumer prices increased slightly on average from 2015 to 2016
- In November 2016, consumer prices increased by 0.5% year-on-year
- In December 2016, the business climate in manufacturing, already above normal, improves clearly
- In February 2017, the business climate weakens in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In October 2016, households' confidence improves slightly
- In September 2016, the sales volume slowed in overall retail trade and in accommodation and food services activities
- In April 2025, consumer prices rose by 0.6% over one month and by 0.8% year on year
- In February 2017, downturn in producer prices in industry (−0,4%)
- In April 2017, services output fell back (−0.9%)
- In September 2018, the business climate has improved a little in services
- In the manufacturing industry, business managers forecast a further increase in their investment in 2017
- In Q4 2016, near stability in the prices of dwellings maintenance and improvement work
- Household consumption expenditure on goods faltered slightly in September (−0.2%) and decreased by 0.5% over the third quarter
- In January 2017, the economic climate improves again in the building crafts sector
- In Q1 2026, GDP slightly fell back (-0.1%), and the profit margin of non-financial corporations declined (31.7%, after 32.5% in the previous quarter)
- In January 2017, the economic climate brightens slightly more in civil engineering
- In December 2024, sales volume in trade increased by 0.2%
- In December 2016, oil prices soared
- In August 2016, the turnover recovered strongly in the manufacturing industry (+3.2%)
- In October 2016, the turnover fell again in the manufacturing industry (−0.4%)
- In January 2021, consumer prices rose by 0.2% over one month and 0.6% year on year
- In October 2016, manufacturing output diminished again (−0.6%)
- In December 2016, the turnover fell back in wholesale trade and in information and communication
- In December 2016, the business climate improves again in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In January 2017, overall agricultural producer prices still sharply increased over one year
- In November 2016, overall agricultural producer prices increased by 2.7% over one year
- In November 2016, consumer prices remained stable over a month; they increased by 0.5% year-on-year
- In November 2018, the business climate has slightly recovered in the manufacturing industry
- In December 2016, the economic climate weakens slightly in the building construction industry
- In November 2016, metal price surged
- In December 2018, consumer prices increased by 1.6% year on year
- In December 2016, the French business climate improves markedly
- In Q4 2016, producer prices for services sold to French businesses increased by 0.3%
- Household confidence has improved slightly in April 2023
- In September 2017, households' confidence declines again
- In March 2018, the business climate is stable in services
- In October 2016, the turnover recovered in transportation, wholesale trade and business activities
- In 2015, civil service employment stabilised
- In October 2016, the sales volume accelerated in retail trade but declined in accommodation and food services activities
- In July 2024, consumer prices increased by 0.2% over one month and by 2.3% year on year
- In Q3 2016, the labour cost index - wages and salaries increased by 0.3% and the labour cost index - total labour cost increased by 0.2%
- The revised index of hourly labour cost - all employees (ICHTrev-TS); a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- In Q3 2016, households' purchasing power accelerated
- Household consumption expenditure on goods rose again in November (+0.4%)
- In March 2018, households' confidence is stable (100)
- In Q3 2016, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 0.2% over a year
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in September 2016
- In September 2016, producer costs for construction increased slighlty (+0.2%)
- In April 2026, the business climate has sharply darkened
- The revised index of hourly labour cost - all employees (ICHTrev-TS); a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- In June 2017, manufacturing output fell back (−0.9%)
- In April 2026, manufacturers expect demand to weaken over the next three months
- In January 2017, developers' opinion on demand for new dwellings is stable
- In Q1 2025, hourly wages increased by 2.5% over a year, hourly costs by 2.7%
- In January 2026, manufacturing turnover fell back (-0.7%)
- Business births rebounded sharply in May 2026
- In January 2026, services output fell back (‑0.6%)
- For the second half of 2016, business managers deemed that their operating balance remained satisfactory
- French GDP increased by 0.4% in Q4 2016 and by +1.1% over the year
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in April 2019
- In March 2017, consumer prices increased by 1.1% year on year
- In July 2025, consumer prices rose by 0.2% over one month and by 1.0% year on year
- In August 2016, the turnover recovered in business services and in wholesale trade
- In October 2016, consumer prices were stable over a month; they rose by 0.4% year-on-year
- In September 2016, oil price is almost unchanged
- In February 2017, consumer prices rose by 0,1% over a month and by 1.2% year on year
- In December 2016, consumer prices increased by 0.6% year on year
- In November 2016, manufacturing bounced back markedly (+2.3%)
- Household consumption expenditure on goods fell back in February 2017 (−0.8%)
- In Q1 2026, collective tourist attendance, except in campsites, increased by 1.0% over a year
- In April 2019, households’ confidence has stabilized
- In February 2017, households' confidence remains at its long-term average
- In January 2018, manufacturing output decreased (−1.1%)
- French GDP increased by 0.2% in Q3 2016
- In August 2025, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets increased by 0.9% year on year
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in July 2025
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in March 2025
- In early March 2020, households’ fears about the future economic situation increased sharply
- In December 2018, services output was stable
- In April 2023, manufacturing output recovered (+0.7%)
- In February 2026, consumer prices rose by 0.6% over one month and by 0.9% year on year
- In January 2017, the business climate declines sharply in services
- In Q3 2016, the house price got stronger (+1.8% year-on-year)
- In Q3 2016, the fall in tourist nights eased (−1.6% y-o-y, after −5.2%)
- In October 2016, business prospects darken in the building crafts sector
- In September 2025, consumer prices fell by 1.0% over one month and rose by 1.2% year on year
- In October 2016, the economic climate improves again in civil engineering
- Household consumption of goods rebounded in November 2024 (+0.3%)
- Slight rise in business start-ups in December 2018
- In December 2018, households’ confidence fell again
- In the third quarter 2016, production capacity is less used in the manufacturing industry
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in May 2021
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in February 2018
- In June 2017, oil price fell again
- In October 2016, demand for new dwellings still considered near normal by developers
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in December 2020
- In October 2016, the prices of frequently purchased goods are stable in hyper and supermarkets
- In May 2019, the business climate is stable in the building construction industry
- In January 2025, manufacturing output decreased (‑0.7%)
- Further rise in business births registered in August 2023
- In August 2016, producer costs for construction were virtually stable (+0.1%)
- In March 2017, the economic climate is virtually stable in the building construction industry
- In December 2016, further increase in producer prices in industry (+1.0%)
- In October 2016, the business climate declines slightly in services
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in October 2016
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS)
- In July 2018, households' confidence levelled off
- In August 2019, the business climate is stable in services
- In March 2018, the business climate is slightly less favourable in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In September 2020, consumer prices increased by 0.1% year on year
- In July 2020, consumer prices rose by 0.4% over one month and by 0.8% year on year
- In September 2020, consumer prices fell by 0.5% over one month and were stable year on year
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in July 2020
- In September 2020, the prices of frequently purchased goods dropped by 0.5% in hyper and supermarkets
- In Q3 2020, the rise in prices of second-hand dwellings weakened
- In May 2017, consumer prices were stable over a month and rose by 0.8% year on year
- In July 2017, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- In June 2023, household confidence has recovered slightly
- In August 2017, consumer prices increased by 0.9% year on year
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in April 2018
- Sharp rise in business births in June 2020
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in February 2023
- In Q2 2024, private payroll employment was stable
- Decline in business births registered in September 2023
- In June 2025, manufacturing output increased strongly (+3.5%)
- In July 2017, producer prices in industry were stable
- In August 2022, household confidence has rebounded slightly
- In March 2024, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 2.3% year on year
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in February 2024
- In July 2025, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets increased by 0.8% year on year
- In July 2025, household confidence has recovered slightly
- Rise in business births registered in March 2023
- In April 2026, household confidence has strongly worsened
- In October 2023, consumer prices increased by 0.1% over one month and by 4.0% year on year
- In October 2023, business births fell for the second consecutive month
- In October 2023, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 8.4% year on year
- In March 2023, manufacturing output fell back (‑1.1%)
- Financial lease investments increased yet again in 2015
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in June 2025
- In February 2023, sales volume in trade increased slightly (+0.2%)
- In Q1 2023, private payroll employment increased by 0.2% (flash estimate)
- In August 2017, consumer prices rose by 0.5% over a month and by 0.9% year on year
- In March 2017, consumer prices rose by 0.6% over a month and by 1.1% year on year
- In March 2017, the prices of frequently purchased goods increased by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- Moderate increase in business births in May 2025
- In Q1 2017, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.51% over a year
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in January 2017
- In June 2017, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- In November 2021, households’ confidence has been stable
- In June 2019, producer prices in industry declined by 0.7% over one month and stabilized year on year
- In Q1 2026, payroll employment was stable or virtually stable in almost all regions
- In February 2018, households' confidence is back to its long-term average (100)
- In Q4 2021, the rise in house prices continued
- At the end of Q4 2017, the Maastricht debt accounted for €2,218.4 billion
- In Q1 2026, private payroll employment was again virtually stable (-0.1%)
- In May 2026, the business climate remains gloomy
- In Q1 2026, prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works went up by 1.2% over a quarter and by 1.9% over a year
- In April 2019, manufacturing output was virtually stable
- In May 2026, the business climate in manufacturing industry has brightened again
- In April 2017, consumer prices increased by 1.2% year on year
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in December 2025
- In Q2 2026, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 1.15% over a year
- The employment continued to increase in Q4 2016, buoyed by temporary work
- In Q1 2017, house prices increased by 3.1% year on year
- Decline in business births in June 2024
- In May 2026, the business climate in building construction has brightened slightly
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in March 2016
- In Q4 2016, households' purchasing power decelerated
- In May 2026, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles has continued to plunge
- In April 2013, prices of frequently purchased goods in Hyper and Supermarkets were steady
- In November 2018, the business climate is stable in services
- French GDP increased by 0.5% in Q2 2017
- In Q1 2025, the unemployment rate was virtually stable at 7.4%
- In November 2017, the sales volume in overall trade recovered (+1.3%)
- In March 2020, consumer prices increased by 0.1% over one month and by 0.7% year on year
- In May 2026, the business climate in wholesale trade has slightly improved
- In December 2017, services output increased slightly (+0.2%)
- In Q4 2023, payroll employment was stable
- The improvement of the French business climate slows down in November 2009
- In March 2018, the business climate in manufacturing has weakened somewhat further while remaining favourable
- In February 2018, oil prices falls back after a seven-month rising
- In Q3 2020, the unemployment rate bounced up sharply to 9.0 %
- In February 2019, manufacturing output kept increasing (+1.1%)
- In March 2017, oil prices fell back
- In July 2017, consumer prices increased by 0.7% year on year
- The producer prices in French industry recovered in June 2020 (+0.6%)
- In April 2023, manufacturers have expected less dynamism in their demand and selling prices
- In Q1 2020, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.92% over a year
- In April 2017, the turnover in the manufacturing industry fell back (–4.0%)
- In Q2 2017, house prices still increased (+3.5% year on year)
- In April 2023, the business climate in France and the employment climate have faltered a little
- Household consumption expenditure on goods withdrew in June 2017 (−0.8%) but bounced back over the second quarter (+0.4%)
- In July 2023, manufacturing turnover fell very slightly (-0.2%)
- In April 2023, the business climate has darkened in services
- In October 2020, households’ confidence has declined slightly
- In August 2017, the prices of imported raw materials recovered
- In December 2025, manufacturing output fell back sharply (‑0.8%)
- In June 2017, households' confidence improves sharply and returns to its highest level since June 2007
- In Q1 2011, the labor cost index is dynamic
- In May 2017, the sales volume in overall trade recovered (+1.6%)
- In September 2023, manufacturing output decreased (‑0.4%)
- In September 2020, households’ confidence has been stable
- In Q3 2023, private payroll employment was virtually stable (-0.1%; flash estimate)
- In April 2023, the business climate in manufacturing industry has deteriorated again
- In April 2023, the business climate in the building construction industry is stable
- In July 2017, manufacturing output recovered slightly (+0.3%)
- In April 2017, the sales volume in overall trade fell back (−1.3%)
- In August 2024, consumer prices increased by 1.9% year on year
- In August 2019, services output increased (+1.3%)
- In October 2023, the business climate remains deteriorated in the building craft sector
- In Q3 2017, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.90% over a year
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in February 2020
- In June 2020, consumer prices rose by 0.1% over one month and by 0.2% year on year
- Decrease in business births in March 2024
- Household consumption of goods rebounded slightly in July 2024 (+0.3%)
- In Q4 2017, the wages and salary costs increased by 0.5%, the total labour cost index increased by 0.6%
- In May 2017, services output recovered strongly (+2.2%)
- In January 2017, the French business climate falters slightly
- In January 2024, the price of oil bounced back
- In July 2017, the business climate remains very favourable in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In April 2024, household confidence has remained sluggish
- In January 2024, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 4.5% year on year
- In January 2017, the business climate in manufacturing holds steady well above normal
- In July 2017, the economic climate continues to improve in the building construction industry
- In June 2019, manufacturing output slipped back sharply (−2.2%)
- Household consumption expenditure on goods receded in August (−0.3%)
- In February 2018, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.1 % in hyper and supermarkets
- In May 2019, consumer prices increased by 1.0% year on year
- In January 2017, the business climate is virtually stable in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In May 2017, the turnover recovered in large-scale food retailing (+0.6%)
- In January 2017, the economic climate improves slightly in the building construction industry
- In March 2020, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- In January, commodity prices recovered
- In August 2020, consumer prices fell back by 0.1% over one month and increased by 0.2% year on year
- In Q3 2017, producer prices for services sold to French businesses decreased by 0.2%
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in June 2020
- In April 2011, manufacturing output slightly increased (+0.2%)
- In Q1 2024, the unemployment rate was stable at 7.5%
- In September 2017, consumer prices increased by 1.0% year on year
- In August 2020, services output sped up (+4.1%) but remained below its February level (−7.2%)
- In September 2020, agricultural producer prices decreased by 0.1% year on year
- In December 2019, consumer prices rose by 0.4% over one month and by 1.5% year on year
- In May 2017, the business climate gets better in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In January 2021, households’ confidence has fallen back
- In Q4 2016, the tertiary activities rent index increased again by 0.7% over a year
- In Q4 2016, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 1.0% over a year
- In May 2017, the turnover recovered sharply in the manufacturing industry (+4.4%)
- In July 2017, the industrialists' opinion on past change of global and foreign demand has significantly improved
- In July 2017, the business climate in manufacturing is stable significantly above normal
- In June 2017, the turnover grew slightly in large-scale food retailing (+0.2%)
- Rise in business start-ups in October 2019
- In August 2019, the sales volume in overall trade increased (+1.5%)
- In Q3 2019, private payroll employment increased by 0.3% (flash estimate)
- In March 2017, households' confidence is stable
- In January 2026, manufacturing output rebounded (+0.6%)
- In October 2019, confidence of business managers in civil engineering keeps weakening
- The unemployment rate decreased by 0.1 points in Q4 2016
- At the end of Q2 2017, the Maastricht debt accounted for 99.2% of GDP
- In August 2017, producer prices in industry increased (+0.3%)
- In June 2024, sales volume in trade decreased again (‑0.7%)
- In June 2017, producer prices in industry continued to decrease (−0,4%)
- In Q2 2017, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.75% over a year
- In March 2019, consumer prices roseby 0.8% over one month and by 1.1% year on year
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in April 2017
- In April 2022, consumer prices increased by 0.4% over one month and by 4.8% year on year
- In July 2017, the business climate increases slightly in services
- In July 2017, the economic climate continues to improve in civil engineering
- In Q2 2017, tourist nights jumped (+10.2% y-o-y)
- In the Q4 2016, production capacity is more used in the manufacturing industry
- In April 2017, the business climate in manufacturing has reached its highest level since June 2011
- In December 2021, consumer prices increased by 2.8% year on year
- In July 2017, the French business climate improves again and the employment climate weakens slightly
- In the manufacturing industry, business managers forecast that investment will increase again in 2017 (+5%)
- In Q2 2019, private payroll employment increased by 0.3% (flash estimate)
- In January 2026, the outlook for housing starts has fallen back
- In June 2018, producer prices in industry rose (+0.3%)
- In November 2017, manufacturing output slipped back (−1.0%)
- In February 2020, consumer prices were stable over one month and increased by 1.4% year on year
- In January 2024, sales volume in trade decreased by 0.7%
- In August 2020, agricultural producer prices increased by 0.5% year on year
- In Q4 2017, payroll employment accelerated in all private sectors and continued to decrease in public service
- In December 2010, The prices of the imported commodities have accelerated.
- In November 2019, households’ confidence has increased again
- In April 2017, the French business climate and the employment climate are still favourable
- In July 2014, oil prices decreased
- In January 2017, consumer prices increased by 1.4% year on year
- In 2025, the public deficit stands at 5.1% of GDP, the public debt at 115.6% of GDP
- In Q3 2018, payroll employment continued to grow slightly
- In April 2017, the economic climate remains stable in the building construction industry
- In July 2017, households' confidence falters after a two-month rise
- In July 2017, the economic climate improves sharply in the building crafts sector
- Further decrease of services output in June 2024 (‑2.0%)
- In Q1 2020, the prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works rose by +0.5%
- In Q4 2017, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 1.05% over a year
- In May 2017, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.2% in hyper and supermarkets
- In the second quarter 2013, house prices increased by 0.7%
- In Q1 2019, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 1.70% over a year
- French GDP increased by 0.4% in Q4 2016 and by 1.1% over the year
- In April 2025, energy and imported raw material prices fell sharply again
- In January 2017, further increase in producer prices in industry (+1.0%)
- In February 2017, consumer prices increased by 1.2% year on year
- Household consumption expenditure on goods bounced back in January (+0.6%)
- In April 2024, the business climate in France is a little less favourable but the employment climate has slightly improved
- In July 2017, developers' opinion on demand for new dwellings continues to improve
- Rebound in business start-ups in May 2017
- In May 2017, the business climate in manufacturing remains at its highest level since June 2011
- In January 2018, the prices of frequently purchased goods fell back by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- In April 2024, the business climate has improved in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- Household consumption expenditure on goods retreated in December (−0.8%) but it bounced back over the fourth quarter (+0.9%)
- In November 2023, the business climate in France and the employment climate have darkened again
- In January 2026, activity prospects have deteriorated sharply in the public works sector
- In November 2023, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles has deteriorated again
- Downturn in business start-ups in December 2016
- In January 2017, services output rose sharply (+1.1%)
- Rise in business start-ups in November 2016
- In November 2023, the business climate in services is stable, at its long-term average
- Rebound in business start-ups in March 2017
- In Q4 2018, private payroll employment increased slightly again (flash estimate)
- In Q1 2017, tourist nights further increased (+1.1% y-o-y)
- In June 2017, the business climate in services is stable above its long-term average
- In Q2 2017, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 1.5% over a year
- In February 2024, the industrial producer prices went down by 1.3% over a month and by 4.8% over a year
- Decline in business start-ups in October 2016
- In April 2024, the business climate in services has darkened and has reached back its long-term average
- In Q1 2025, collective tourist attendance decreased by 1.5% over a year
- In October 2023, oil prices fell back slightly
- In January, oil prices decreased anew
- In October 2025, household confidence has picked up
- In February 2019, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.4% in hyper and supermarkets
- In April 2019, the turnover in large-scale food increased sharply (+1.6%)
- In February 2017, agricultural products prices accelerated over one year
- In March 2017, the business climate in manufacturing falls back but remains above normal
- In September 2019, consumer prices fell back by 0.3% over one month and rose by 0.9% year on year
- In January 2017, the sales volume in overall trade was practically stable
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in December 2016
- In December 2016, producer costs for construction increased (+0.3%)
- In April 2017, the business climate declines slightly in services
- Downturn in business start-ups in August 2017
- In Q4 2016, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 0.5% over a year
- In January 2017, the turnover fell back sharply in the manufacturing industry (−3.3%)
- New downturn in business start-ups in July 2018
- In March 2026, consumer prices increased by 1.7% year on year
- In March 2017, the business climate is practically stable in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In April 2017, the business climate declines in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In November 2023, the business climate has deteriorated sharply in wholesale trade
- In November 2023, the business climate in the building construction has darkened again
- In August 2017, the business climate in services improves again
- In July 2017, consumer prices decreased by 0.3% over a month and rose by 0.7% year on year
- In August 2025, manufacturing output fell by 0.7%
- In Q4 2016, the labour cost index - wages and salaries increased by 0.4% and the labour cost index - total labour cost increased by 0.3%
- New rise in business start-ups in June 2017
- In February 2017, the turnover in large-scale food retailing was stable
- Rise in business start-ups in January 2016
- In Q2 2017, private payroll employment increased solidly again (flash estimate)
- In August 2017, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.2% in hyper and supermarkets
- A decrease in enterprise births in April 2010
- A decrease in enterprise births in May 2010
- In 2015, the average net wage rose in real terms by 0.4% in the State civil service, by 0.8% in the local civil service and by 0.6% in the hospital civil service. The average remuneration of workers in place rose in the three civil services.
- Rebound in business start-ups in January 2017
- An increase in enterprise births in August 2009
- In March 2017, the business climate in services is stable above its long-term average
- In March 2017, the French business climate falters a little but remains above its long-term average
- Enterprises births down in July 2009
- In October 2019, real estate developers' opinion on demand for new dwellings continues to improve
- At the end of Q4 2016, the Maastricht debt accounted for 96.0% of GDP
- The revised index of hourly labour cost - all employees (ICHTrev-TS); a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- Enterprises births– may 2009
- In 2016, the public deficit reached 3.4% of GDP, the compulsory levies ratio decreased by 0.1 points at 44.3% of GDP
- A decrease in enterprise births in July 2011
- In October 2019, households’ confidence has stabilized
- Decrease in business start-ups in August 2013
- In Q2 2017, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 1.4% over a year
- An increase in enterprise births in December 2009
- Increase in business start-ups in April 2014
- In June, agricultural prices fell by 2.3%
- In June 2017, the French business climate and the employment climate improve again
- In Q4 2016, house prices accelerated year on year (+1.9%)
- In February 2017, manufacturing output continued to decrease (−0.6%)
- In April 2017, the prices of frequently purchased goods increased again by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- In June 2025, the business climate has slightly increased again in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In June 2025, the business climate in manufacturing industry has deteriorated again
- In Q1 2025, hourly wages increased by 2.3% over a year, hourly costs by 2.4%
- In Q2 2017 households' purchasing power accelerated
- In June 2025, the business climate in services has slightly rebounded
- In November 2023, the business climate in manufacturing industry remains stable, just below its long-term average
- In March 2017, manufacturing output bounced back sharply (+2.5%)
- In June 2025, the business climate in building construction has slightly declined
- An increase in enterprise births in February 2010
- An increase in enterprise births in September 2010
- In April 2017, oil prices fell back
- In February 2017, the sales volume in overall trade grew by 0.4%
- In September 2014, the business climate remains deteriorated in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- Decrease in business start-ups in October 2013
- Slight increase in business start-ups in December 2013
- Near stability in business start-ups in February 2016
- An increase in enterprise births in March 2011
- Rebound in business start-ups in April 2016
- In May 2017, the French business climate and the employment climate improve
- In May 2017, the business climate in services is virtually stable above its long-term average
- In May 2017, the economic climate improves again in the building construction industry
- A decrease in enterprise births in October 2010
- Slight rise in business start-ups in March 2016
- An increase in enterprise births in January 2012
- In March 2017, agricultural product prices kept rising sharply over one year
- In Q1 2017, producer prices for services sold to French businesses were stable
- In March 2017, the turnover rose sharply in the manufacturing industry (+3.1%)
- In April 2017, the economic climate improves clearly in civil engineering
- In April 2017, agricultural product prices kept increasing sharply over one year (+6.4%)
- In February 2017, the turnover recovered in the manufacturing industry (+1.7%)
- In March 2017, services output bounced back (+1.0%)
- Entreprise births remain at a high level in spite of less self-managed enterprise births in November 2009
- In March 2017, the turnover grew in large-scale food retailing (+0.5%)
- Decrease in business start-ups in May 2013
- In March 2017, the sales volume in overall trade grew again (+0.9%)
- In April 2017, the economic climate improves again in the building crafts sector
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in April 2025
- In April 2017, developers' opinion on demand for new dwellings improves
- In Q1 2017, production capacity was slightly less used in the manufacturing industry
- In April 2017, the turnover grew modestly in large-scale food retailing (+0.3%)
- In March 2017, further decrease in producer prices in industry (−0,5%)
- Household consumption expenditure on goods receded again in March 2017 (−0.4%) and fell by 0.4% over the first quarter 2017
- Enterprise births remain at a high level in October 2009
- In May 2025, consumer prices decreased by 0.1% over one month and rose by 0.7% year on year
- In July 2025, the outlook for housing starts has fallen back
- In Q2 2017, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 2.6% over a year
- In September 2023, the business climate remains stable in services
- In February 2017, services output fell back (−0.7%)
- A decrease in enterprise births in January 2011
- French GDP increased by 0.3% in Q1 2017
- In Q1 2024, payroll employment rose by 0.3%
- An increase in enterprise births in September 2011
- In April 2017, consumer prices rose by 0.1% over a month and by 1.2% year on year
- In April 2024, manufacturers are more favourable than three months ago concerning the foreign demand
- In Q1 2017, market employment continued to increase (flash estimate)
- In October 2025, manufacturing output was almost stable (‑0.1%)
- A slight decrease in enterprise births in February 2012
- An increase in enterprise births in August 2010
- In June 2025, consumer prices increased by 0.9% year on year
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in March 2017
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in February 2017
- In April 2025, sales volume in trade increased again (+0.7%)
- Household consumption of goods slowed down in May 2025 (+0.2% after +0.5%)
- The unemployment rate decreased by 0.4 points in Q1 2017
- An increase in enterprise births in February 2011
- In March 2013, manufacturing output decreased (-1.0%)
- In May 2017, households' confidence returns to a level unseen since August 2007
- Household consumption expenditure on goods bounced back in April (+0.5%)
- French GDP increased by 0.4% in Q1 2017
- In November 2017, services output was virtually stable (−0.1%)
- In Q1 2017, the labour cost index - wages and salaries increased by 0.7% and the labour cost index - total labour cost increased by 0.4%
- In Q1 2017, producer costs for construction increased again (+1.1%)
- In July 2020, the business climate in services has sharply improved for the third month in a row
- In May 2025, the industrial producer prices fell by 0.8% over a month and by 0.7% over a year
- An increase in enterprise births in May 2011
- Business start-ups decreased in November 2015
- Further decrease in business start-ups in May 2015
- In October 2023, the opinion of the business managers in civil engineering on their activity has slightly improved
- In May 2017, consumer prices increased by 0.8% year on year
- In April 2017, producer prices in industry continued to decline (−0,4%)
- In Q1 2017, the prices of dwellings maintenance and improvement work rose
- In Q2 2022, the Housing Rent Reference Index rose by 3.60% over a year
- In October 2020, industrial producer prices were stable over a month and decreased by 2.0% over a year
- In December 2020, consumer prices were stable year on year
- Acceleration in business births in June 2025
- In January 2019, the business climate weakens slightly in the building construction industry
- Household consumption expenditure on goods rebounded sharply in October (+3.7%)
- In July, oil prices were virtually stable
- In Q1 2017, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 2.2% over a year
- In March 2026, industrial producer prices rose by 2.4% over a month and by 0.3% over a year
- In Q1 2017, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 1.1% over a year
- In Q1 2017, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 1.0% over a year
- In July 2021, consumer prices rose by 0.1% over one month and by 1.2% year on year
- In October 2023, the business climate in the real-estate development has deteriorated again
- Decrease in business start-ups in April 2015
- In September 2017, the business climate in manufacturing remains well above average
- Downturn in business start-ups in June 2016
- A decrease in enterprise births in January 2010
- In June 2022, household confidence decreased further
- Business start-ups were stable in October 2015
- In October 2020, agricultural producer prices increased by 2.1% year on year
- In May 2017, oil prices fell back anew
- In June 2018, consumer prices increased by 2.1% year on year
- In June 2017, the business climate in manufacturing is virtually stable significantly above normal
- In Q1 2022, labour cost index – wages and salaries increased by 2.4%, total labour cost index by 2.8%
- In June 2017, the business climate continues to improve in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In June 2023, the business climate in France and the employment climate are stable
- In Q3 2020, the prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works were almost stable
- Decline in business start-ups in July 2015
- Enterprise births remain stable in November 2010
- In June 2017, the economic climate improves again in the building construction industry
- In Q4 2019, labour cost index - wages and salaries was flat and total labour cost index decreased by 0.5%
- Unprecedented drop in households’ confidence in April 2020
- In Q4 2019, prices of second-hand dwellings continued to grow
- Business start-ups increased in December 2015
- Further rise in business start-ups in May 2016
- Increase in enterprise births in September 2012
- In November 2016, the turnover rose in wholesale trade and business activities
- Increase in business start-ups in January 2013
- Slight downturn in business start-ups in February 2019
- A decrease in enterprise births in December 2010
- Increase in business start-ups in September 2013
- In August 2025, household confidence has slightly declined anew
- The unemployment rate decreased by 0.7 points in Q4 2017
- Between October 2025 and January 2026, rents increased by 0.5%
- Decrease in business start-ups in June 2013
- Decrease in business start-ups in July 2013
- An increase in enterprise births in June 2012
- Fall in business start-ups in March 2020
- In April 2013, manufacturing output increased (+2.6%)
- A decrease in enterprise births in April 2011
- Decrease in business setting up in December 2012
- In November 2019, manufacturing output was virtually stable (−0.1%)
- A decrease in enterprise births in July 2010
- The consumer price index decreased by 0.2% in January 2010
- Rebound in business start-ups in June 2015
- In May 2026, the business climate in services has slightly darkened again
- Further increase in business start-ups in December 2014
- A decrease in enterprise births in July 2012
- Increase in business start-ups in March 2015
- Stability in business start-ups in June 2014
- In May 2025, oil prices fell again
- Increase in business start-ups in January 2014
- Increase in business start-ups in March 2013
- In June 2017, the turnover in the manufacturing industry fell back (−2,5%)
- French GDP increased in Q2 (+0.7%)
- Decrease in business setting up in November 2012
- An increase in enterprise births in August 2011
- In Q1 2025, house prices were up by 1.0%
- Decrease in business start-ups in March 2014
- Decrease in business start-ups in April 2013
- In Q2 2024, prices of second-hand dwellings fell by 0,5%
- Increase in business setting up in October 2012
- Decrease in business start-ups in February 2013
- In the third quarter of 2010, the Commercial Rents Index increased by 1.14% over a one-year period
- A decrease in enterprise births in December 2011
- Increase in business start-ups in November 2014
- Slight increase in business start-ups in October 2014
- In February 2023, manufacturing turnover decreased again (-1.0%)
- Slight decrease in business start-ups in August 2014
- In April 2023, consumer prices increased by 5.9% year on year
- Rebound in business start-ups in September 2015
- Decrease in business start-ups in January 2015
- Household consumption expenditure on goods picked up sharply in February 2018 (+2.4%)
- In Q4 2019, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 1.84% over a year
- Rebound in business start-ups in February 2015
- An increase in enterprise births in November 2011
- A slight decrease in enterprise births in May 2012
- In Q1 2019, private payroll employment increased again by +0,3 % (flash estimate)
- In the manufacturing industry, business managers confirm their anticipation of an increase in their investment in 2018
- Recovery in business start-ups in August 2016
- Further decrease in business start-ups in July 2016
- A decrease in enterprise births in October 2011
- In July 2022, manufacturing output decreased by 1.6%
- An increase in enterprise births in March 2012
- Increase in business start-ups in July 2014
- In September 2017, the French business climate is stable and the employment climate picks up
- Decrease in business start-ups in September 2014
- Services Producer Price Indices : stability in the third quarter 2011
- In August 2015, business start-ups decreased again
- In June 2017, services output fell back sharply (−1.4%)
- In September 2018, the business climate has faltered again in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In September 2018, the business climate deteriorates in the manufacturing industry
- At the end of Q1 2018, the Maastricht debt accounted for €2,255.3 billion
- At the end of Q1 2017, the Maastricht debt accounted for 98.9% of GDP
- In December 2018, manufacturing output bounced back (+1.0%)
- A decrease in enterprise births in April 2012
- In April 2018, the business climate weakens again in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In September 2020, services output kept recovering (+2.9%) but remained below its February level (−4.5%)
- In November 2020, households’ confidence has decreased sharply and hit its lowest level since December 2018
- Sligth decrease in business start-ups in November 2013
- In November 2020, consumer prices rose by 0.2% over one month and year on year
- In Q1 2017, households' purchasing power and non-financial corporations' profit ratio were almost stable
- In November 2018, services output decreased (−0.4%)
- In Q2 2020, rents increased by 0.1%
- Household consumption expenditure on goods decreased slightly in February (– 0.1%)
- In the third quarter of 2011, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 2.88% over a one-year period
- In September 2017, the business climate improves in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- Decrease in business start-ups in February 2014
- Decrease in enterprise births in August 2012
- Further rise in business start-ups in September 2016
- In Q2 2017, producer prices for services sold to French businesses increased by 0.5%
- In August 2020, consumer prices increased by 0.2% year on year
- In March 2019, manufacturing output decreased (-1.0%)
- In September 2017, the prices of frequently purchased goods fell back by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- In 2012 Q4 French GDP (–0.3%) and households’ purchasing power (–0.8%) decreased
- In 2012 Q1, French households’ purchasing power was almost stable (–0.1 % after –0.2%), GDP held steady (0.0%)
- In July 2017, the turnover grew in large-scale food retailing (+0.5%)
- In June 2017, the sales volume in overall trade was virtually stable
- The unemployment rate increased by 0.2 points in Q1 2018, after having decreased by 0.7 points in Q4 2017
- In June 2017, consumer prices increased by 0.7% year on year
- In October 2019, the French business climate has slightly weakened and the employment climate is stable
- In October 2019, the business climate is stable in retail trade and trade and repair of motor vehicles as a whole
- In October 2019, the business climate remains at a high level in the building construction industry
- In October 2019, the business climate has deteriorated in the manufacturing industry
- In October 2019, small building firms remain optimistic about their activity prospects
- In September 2019, the turnover in large-scale food retailing bounced back (+0.1%)
- In October 2019, pressure on production equipment have again eased a little in the manufacturing industry
- In Q1 2023, the unemployment rate was stable at 7.1%
- The consumer price index for all households in the whole of France
- Household consumption expenditure on goods sped up in May (+1.0%)
- In May 2017, further decrease in producer prices in industry (−0,5%)
- In May 2017, rise in overall agricultural prices of 5.4% over one year
- In July 2017, overall agricultural prices rose by 1.0% over one year
- In the second quarter of 2011, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 2.56% over a one-year period
- In August 2019, the turnover in the manufacturing industry increased again (+0.5%)
- In December 2011, the consumer price index increased: +0.4%; year-on-year, it rose by 2.5%
- In Q2 2017, the prices of dwellings maintenance and improvement works rose by 0.3%
- Producer prices in industry grew by 0.3% in September 2019
- In June 2025, oil prices bounced back sharply
- French GDP rose by 0.3% in Q3 2019
- Household consumption expenditure on goods decreased in September (–0.4%) but recovered over the third quarter (+0.4%)
- The unemployment rate increased by 0.1 points in Q3 2019
- In Q1 2023, prices of second-hand dwellings fell by 0.2%
- In September 2017, the business climate improves again in services
- In November 2019, the business climate is stable in services
- In September 2017, the business climate is stable in the building construction industry
- In October 2019, consumer prices were stable over one month and rose by 0.8% year on year
- In March 2024, oil prices continued to rise, those of food commodities accelerated
- In September 2019, agricultural producer prices decreased by 1.9% year on year
- Business managers in manufacturing industry expect their investments to remain almost stable in 2020
- In August 2020, the producer prices in French industry stabilized over a month and decreased by 2.1% over a year
- GDP stalled in Q1 2026 (0.0% after +0.2%)
- In May 2012, the consumer prices index decreased by 0.1%; year-on-year, it rose by 2.0%
- The producer prices in industry declined by 0.5% in February 2020
- At the end of Q1 2020, the Maastricht debt accounted for €2,438.5 billion
- In December 2021, households’ confidence has increased
- In May 2026, household confidence has declined again
- In the fourth quarter of 2014, the Commercial Rent Index is stable over a year
- In Q1 2026, services producer prices rose by 0.2% over a quarter and by 0.9% over a year
- In April 2020, oil price plummeted heavily again
- In March 2020, the business climate in the manufacturing industry has sharply deteriorated
- In March 2020, the business climate has dramatically fallen in services
- In July 2020, sales volume in overall trade fell back slightly
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in June 2017
- In Q4 2019, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 3.88% over a year
- In 2019, the public deficit reached 3.0% of GDP, the notified debt 98.1% of GDP
- In December 2020, manufacturing output decreased (−1.7%)
- In March 2018, consumer prices increased by 1.5% year on year
- Sharp rebound in business births in May 2020
- In November 2020, manufacturing output increased again (+0.5%)
- In July 2021, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets fell by 0.1% year on year
- In 2016, GDP grew by 1.2% in real terms
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in July 2017
- In October 2024, household confidence has fallen slightly
- In May 2025, consumer prices increased by 0.7% year on year
- In May 2017, manufacturing output bounced back sharply (+2.0%)
- Rise of payroll employment in Q2 2011
- In December 2025, consumer prices increased by 0.8% year on year
- In October 2022, oil prices rebounded, prices of imported raw materials decreased again
- In Q3 2019, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 1.20% over a year
- Household consumption expenditure on goods declined again in January 2018 (−1.9%)
- In May 2018, producer prices in industry recovered (+0.6%)
- In January 2018, producer prices in industry were stable
- French GDP rose by 0.2% in Q2 2019
- In 2015, GDP grew by 1.3% in real terms
- French GDP increased by 0.5% in Q2 2017
- New rise in business start-ups in November 2017
- In the first quarter of 2012, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 2.24% over a one-year period .
- In February 2024, consumer prices increased by 0.9% over one month and by 3.0% year on year
- In May 2011, the turnover surged in transportation and storage and in business support activities
- Corporate bankruptcies: -8.5% in April 2010
- In July 2025, the business climate in wholesale trade has improved
- In January 2012, new orders in industry increased (+0.7%)
- In November 2017, consumer prices rose by 0.1% over a month and by 1.2% year on year
- In July 2025, the business climate in services is stable
- In May 2015, producer cost indices for construction were almost stable (+0.1%)
- In May 2025, agricultural producer prices fell back by 0.5% year on year
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in November 2017
- Manufacturing industry turnover was virtually stable in November 2020 (+0.1%)
- In November 2020, industrial producer prices rose by 1.2%
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in November 2016
- In October 2017, developers consider that the demand for new dwellings is less strong
- In September 2023, consumer prices increased by 4.9% year on year
- In November 2016, producer costs for construction rose slightly (+0.2%)
- In August, household consumption expenditure on goods bounced back (+2.3%)
- In April 2021, households’ confidence has been stable
- In December 2017, the turnover in the manufacturing industry recovered (+0.5%)
- Slight decrease in business births in January 2021
- In April 2024, consumer prices increased by 0.5% over one month and by 2.2% Year-on-year
- Increase in corporate bankruptcies in April 2012
- A decrease in corporate bankruptcies in July 2011 (-2%)
- In November 2019, the business climate has improved in retail trade and trade and repair of motor vehicles as a whole
- The economic climate stays deteriorated in the building crafts sector, in April 2014
- In January 2011, the demand for new dwellings turns down
- The economic outlook remains sluggish in the building industry
- The economic climate stays stable in the building industry in December 2013
- The economic climate stays dull in the building industry in May 2012
- In February, the cold spell drove households’ consumption in goods up (+3.0%)
- In Q3 2015, payroll employment incrased again (flash estimate)
- Rise in Civil Service employment in 2013
- In Q4 2016, tourist nights picked up sharply (+3.9% y-o-y)
- In July 2025, demand, both past and expected, has weakened according to the industrials
- In March 2026, the business climate in services is stable and remains deteriorated
- In January 2019, small building firms report a decrease in their past activity but the prospects remain favourable
- In March 2026, household confidence has fallen back slightly
- At the end of the fourth quarter of 2025, the public debt ratio stood at 115.6% of GDP
- In December 2017, consumer prices rose by 0.3% over a month and by 1.2% year on year
- In March 2026, agricultural producer prices continued to fall year on year
- In Q4 2025, hourly wages increased by 1.7% over a year, hourly costs by 2.5%
- In March 2026, the business climate remains gloomy
- In March 2026, the business climate has slightly rebounded in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In November 2016, the turnover recovered sharply in the manufacturing industry (+2.4%)
- In July 2020, services output slowed down (+2.7%) and remained below its February level
- In November 2016, the sales volume accelerated in trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles and in household services
- In September 2023, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 10.2% year on year
- In September 2023, the business climate in France remains stable while the employment climate has bounced back
- In March 2026, the business climate in manufacturing industry has darkened again and has moved back below its long-term average
- In September 2023, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles has retreated
- In January 2011, new orders in industry decreases (-6.5%) after a surge in December 2010
- In December 2025, services output bounced back (+1.9%)
- In April 2024, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 0.8% year on year
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in March 2024
- In Q4 2017, slight rise in prices of dwellings maintenance and improvement works (+0.2%)
- In May 2023, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles as a whole has slightly deteriorated
- In May 2023, the business climate in manufacturing industry has degraded again and has gone back just below its long-term average
- In November 2017, agricultural prices rose by 0.3% over one year
- In Q2 2016, dwellings maintenance and improvement work prices increased slightly (+0.2%)
- In December 2012, new orders in industry were almost steady (-0.2%)
- In July 2019, the business climate has again slightly deteriorated in the manufacturing industry
- Quarterly business survey (goods-producing industries) – April 2009
- In January 2013, households’ confidence was stable
- In January 2021, the price of oil keep accelerating
- In Q4 2012, Demand adressed to business leaders weakens again
- French GDP increased by 0.1% in Q4. Over the year, GDP rose by 0.4%
- In January 2019, developers' opinion on demand for new dwellings worsens again sharply
- In Q4 2025, the tertiary activities rent index decreased by 0.06% over a year
- Household consumption of goods fell back in April 2026 (-0.5% after +0.9%)
- In September 2011, the turnover declined in the wholesale trade and in business support activities
- The prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food stores decreased by 0.1% in November 2009
- In October 2012, the demand for new dwellings continues to decrease
- In Q4 2025, the Commercial Rent Index decreased by 0.50% over a year
- Decrease in business births registered in May 2023
- In March, consumer confidence indicator is still decreasing (–1 point)
- In April 2015, households’ confidence keeps improving (+1 point)
- In May 2016, households' confidence improves clearly
- In June 2026, consumer prices should increase by 1.8% year on year
- In 2011 Q1, French GDP sharply accelerated
- In July 2019, the business climate has slightly recovered in retail trade and trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In September 2011, households’ confidence deteriorates
- In April 2026, manufacturing output increased by 0.4%
- In Q1 2015, French GDP increased strongly: +0.6% after 0.0%
- In January 2014, households’ confidence increased slightly (+1 point)
- In October, consumers’ confidence indicator continues its slow recovery
- In November 2019, the business climate is pratically stable in the manufacturing industry
- In April 2011, households’ confidence is stable
- In September 2016, producer prices in industry were virtually stable (+0.1%)
- In July 2013, the economic climate recovers slightly in public works
- In September 2023, the business climate has somewhat improved in wholesale trade
- In Q2 2015, French GDP was stable
- Overall agricultural producer prices almost stable in April 2015
- In December 2013, households’ confidence increased slightly (+1 point)
- In the manufacturing industry, business managers continue to forecast a sharp increase in their investment in 2017
- In September 2023, the business climate in the building construction is almost stable
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in August 2020
- In July 2018, consumer prices increased by 2.3% year on year
- Household consumption of goods rebounded in May 2026 (+0.5% after -0.5%)
- In March 2015, households’ confidence keeps improving (+1 point)
- In October 2021, the business climate has improved sharply in services
- In July 2019, the business climate has slightly weakened in services
- In Q4 2023, the tertiary activities rent index rose by 5.55% over a year
- In March 2018, the French business climate, virtually stable, remains favourable; the employment climate is stable at a very high level
- In April 2019, business managers in civil engineering remain confident
- In November 2011, the economic climate in services is deteriorating
- In April 2016, prices of frequently purchased goods decreased slightly again in hyper and supermarkets
- In August 2017, the business climate in manufacturing improves and reaches its highest level since December 2007
- In May 2018, the business climate is stable in manufacturing
- In September 2020, the turnover in large-scale food retailing fell back
- In August 2017, the economic climate is a little less favourable in the building construction industry
- In Q1 2023, prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works rose by 2.3% over a quarter and by 8.9% over a year
- In September 2023, the business climate in manufacturing industry has rebounded slightly
- The French business climate is stable in December 2014
- In Q4 2025, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” decreased by 2.37% over a year
- In May 2026, producer prices in the French industry rose by 0.2% over a month and by 3.3% over a year
- In July 2025, manufacturing output fell back (‑1.7%)
- In August 2016, prices of frequently purchased goods edged up in hyper and supermarkets (+0.1%)
- In December 2011, prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food increased: +0.2%; year-on-year, it rose by 3.7%
- In October 2016, consumer prices increased by 0.4% year-on-year
- In January 2017, households' confidence is back to its long-term average
- In April 2023, agricultural producer prices fell markedly year on year (‑6.7% after ‑1.3 %)
- GDP increased moderately in Q1 2023 (+0.2%)
- In September 2025, the business climate remains stable, but the employment climate has diminished again
- Virtual stability in business start-ups in December 2019
- In August 2017, the French business climate keeps improving and the employment climate falters again
- In Q4 2023, payroll employment was almost stable in most regions
- In 2023, the public deficit reached 5.5 % of GDP, the public debt 110.6 % of GDP
- At the end of Q4 2023, the Maastricht debt accounted for €3,101.2 billion
- In Q2 2017, producer costs for construction slowed down (+0.3%)
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in September 2023
- In Q1 2024, the fall of prices of second-hand dwellings continued (‑1.6%)
- In Q4 2018, payroll employment accelerated slightly in the private business sector and remained almost stable in public service
- In August 2017, the business climate weakens but remains favourable in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In May 2022, consumer prices increased by 0.7% over one month and by 5.2% year on year
- The unemployment rate decreased by 0.2 points in Q2 2019
- In March 2018, consumer prices rose by 1.0% over one month and by 1.6% year on year
- In Q1 2018, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 1.05% over a year
- In March 2015, the sales volume decreased in retail trade except of motor vehicles and motorcycles and in accommodation and food service activities
- In November 2025, consumer prices increased by 0.9% year on year
- The prices of the second-hand dwellings and the volume of transactions were still increasing in Q4 2017
- In Q2 2017, the labour cost index - wages and salaries as well as the labour cost index - total labour cost increased by 0.4%
- In May 2015, manufacturing output increased (+0.6%)
- In October 2015, manufacturing output decreased (–0.5%)
- In September 2025, the business climate in wholesale trade has improved again
- Producer prices in industry were stable in January 2020
- In 2016, the average net wage rose in real terms by 0.4% in the civil service. The average remuneration of workers in place rose by 1,4 %.
- In January 2014, manufacturing output was almost stable (–0.1%)
- In May 2018, the business climate is slightly less favourable in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In September 2025, the business climate in building construction is virtually stable
- In February 2016, manufacturing output fell back (-0.9%)
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in December 2017
- In Q4 2017, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 1.3% over a year
- In Q4 2017, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 1.8% over a year
- In june 2013, the business climate remains deteriorated in services
- In March 2012, new orders in industry were almost stable (-0.1%)
- In Q4 2018, house prices went up by 3.2% year on year
- In Q2 2019, tourist collective accommodation attendance bounced back (+3.5% over one year)
- In February 2019, the business climate improves again in the building construction industry
- In November 2020, the price of oil recovered
- In January 2019, consumer prices fell by 0.4% over one month and rose by 1.2% year on year
- In February 2019, the business climate weakens in services
- In February 2019, the business climate has improved in retail trade and trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In February 2019, the business climate remains stable in the manufacturing industry
- In april 2010, the demand for new dwellings to buy decreases significantly in the real-estate development
- In July 2019, consumer prices edged down by 0.2% over one month and rose by 1.1% year on year
- In March 2024, consumer prices increased by 2.3% year on year
- In February 2019, the French business climate is virtually stable and the employment climate improves
- In Q4 2020, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.20% over a year
- French GDP increased by 0.6% in Q4 2017
- In November 2019, the business climate weakens slightly in the building construction industry but remains at a high level
- In August 2020, the opinion of business managers in the building industry about their recent activity has improved again
- In August 2017, services output increased again (+1.0%)
- In November 2010, new orders in industry increased by 2.9%
- In January 2014, prices of frequently purchased goods in hyper and supermarkets increased by 0.1%
- In January 2011, the climate improves slightly in services
- In may 2013, the business climate remains deteriorated in services
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in June 2016
- In July 2013, the sales volume rose in the retail trade, except for motor vehicles and motorcycles
- Le prix du pétrole a nettement rebondi en octobre
- In the third quarter of 2010, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 1.10% year-to-year.
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in December 2015
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in November 2015
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in January 2016
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in May 2016
- In June 2015, manufacturing output decreased (–0.7%)
- In August 2014, prices of frequently purchased goods increased by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- In October manufacturing production decreased by 0.8%
- In April 2020, the business climate in the manufacturing industry has fallen dramatically
- In September 2022, household confidence fell back
- In July 2011, prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food increased: +0.6%
- In December 2014, prices of frequently purchased goods declined again slightly in hyper and supermarkets (-0.1%)
- In December 2017, the sales volume in overall trade fell back slightly (−0.4%)
- The Housing Rent Reference Index in Q3 2024
- In March 2013, prices of frequently purchased goods in Hyper and Supermarkets increased by 0.1%
- In May, manufacturing production increased by 0.4%
- In April 2011, prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food increased: +0.5%
- In March 2011, manufacturing output decreased (-1.0%)
- In July 2016, the sales volume decreased in overall retail trade and in accomodation and food services but increased again in household services
- In September 2014, prices of frequently purchased goods decreased by 0.2% in hyper and supermarkets
- In October 2011, prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food increased: +0.2%; year-on-year, it rose by 3.2%
- In Q4 2018, the labour cost index - wages and salaries increased by 0.6%, the total labour cost index increased by 0.7%
- In May 2018, consumer prices rose by 0.4% over one month and by 2.0% year on year
- The commodities prices continued to rise in August
- Oil prices rebounded in August
- Oil price continued to rise in November
- The prices of oil and raw materials declined in September
- The commodities prices slowed in September.
- In November 2012, the business climate remains deteriorated in services
- In May 2012, prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food stores increased by 0.2%; year-on-year, it rose by 2.3%
- In November 2013, prices of frequently purchased goods in hyper and supermarkets increased by 0.1%
- The prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food were steady in October 2010
- Sharp deterioration of the French business climate in September 2011
- In October 2011, new orders in industry slightly increased by 0.3%
- In Q4 2009, the labor cost index rose
- In October 2015, the French business climate rises above its average for the first time since August 2011
- In Q3 2012, the labor cost index increased by 0,2 %
- In November 2011, new orders in industry increased by 1.0%
- In Q1 2019, payroll employment increased again in the private business sector and remained almost stable in public service
- In September 2011, new orders in industry markedly decreased by 3.1%
- In Q4 2015, the labour cost index - wages and salaries increased by 0.5% and the labour cost index - total labour cost increased by 0.4%
- In July 2019, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in April 2021
- In January 2018, services output grew sharply (+1.6%)
- In March 2011, new orders in industry decreased by 1.2%
- In September 2024, consumer prices decreased by 1.2% over one month and increased by 1.1% year on year
- In December 2015, the sales volume bounced back in retail trade
- In March 2019, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.2% in hyper and supermarkets
- In December 2023, household confidence has improved slightly
- The Housing Rent Reference Index in Q4 2023
- In November 2009, the economic situation comes back to its normal level in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In April 2011, the business climate improves markedly in services
- In August, the industrial production increased by 1.9%
- In January 2016, the sales volume increased in overall retail trade and in household services
- In Q3 2010, the labor cost index stagnated
- In Q1 2013, the labor cost index-total labor costs decreased by 1.9%
- In July 2025, consumer prices increased by 1.0% year on year
- In september 2012, the turnover fell in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
- In Q3 2015, the labour cost index - wages and salaries increased by 0.1% and the labour cost index - total labour cost increased by 0.2%
- Near stagnation in payroll employment in Q1 2012 (flash estimate)
- The French business climate remains unfavorable in february 2013
- In Q3 2011, the labor cost index slowed down
- In Q1 2016, the labour cost index - wages and salaries increased by 0.6% and the labour cost index - total labour cost increased by 1.2%
- In June, the turnover decreased in the retail trade but expanded in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles and in household services
- In February, manufacturing production increased by 0.4%
- In October 2023, the business climate in France has darkened
- In Q1 2025, prices of second-hand dwellings went up (+1.0%)
- In November 2023 the industrial producer prices rose by 1.5% over a month and went down by 0.5% over a year
- In Q3 2009, the labor cost index rose slightly
- In January, manufacturing production increased by 0.8%
- In January 2018, the turnover bounced back in large-scale food retailing (+1.4%)
- The prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food stores stay stable in October 2009
- The French business climate is degrading in August 2014
- In Q12015, the labour cost index - wages and salaries and the labour cost index - total labour cost increased by 1.0%
- In September 2012, new orders in industry decreased (-1.1%)
- In July 2010, the economic climate in services remains hesitant
- In Q2 2011, the labor cost index is dynamic
- In October 2023, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles has deteriorated
- In the first quarter of 2016, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” decreased by 1.0% over a year
- In February 2011, prices of oil accelerated
- In Q4 2009, the housing Rent Reference Index decreased by 0.06 % in annual average
- Decrease in house prices in the first quarter 2013 (-0.8 %)
- Prices of second-hand dwellings rise in Q1 (+1.5%)
- The French business climate still improving in September 2009
- In the first quarter of 2016, the Housing Rent Reference Index was virtually stable (+0.06% over a year)
- In the second quarter of 2015, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” decreased by 0.4% over a year
- Labour cost index in industry, construction and services– 4th quarter of 2014
- In August 2013, downturn in raw food material prices
- In June 2025, the industrial producer prices were virtually stable over a month and down by 0.5% over a year
- In Q2 2016, the labour cost index - wages and salaries increased by 0.3% and the labour cost index - total labour cost decreased by 0.2%
- Labor cost index in industry, construction and services– 2nd quarter of 2014
- In the fourth quarter of 2015, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 0.2% over a year
- In November 2014, the business climate is almost stable in services and has not changed much since September 2013
- In Q2 2010, the labor cost index accelerated
- In March 2011, oil prices accelerated
- In December 2020, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets fell by 0.2% year on year
- In December 2010, the manufacturing production was almost stable ( 0.1%)
- In October 2023, the business climate in the building construction has darkened
- In November 2013, slight decrease in oil prices
- The French business climate remains unfavorable in march 2013
- In November 2019, the French business climate is stable and the employment climate has improved
- The prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food stores increase by 0.1% in April 2010
- The price of oil declined in December
- In Q4 2013, the labor cost index-total labor costs sped up slightly
- In November 2012, manufacturing output increased slightly (+0.2%)
- the French business climate remains deteriorated in august 2012
- The French business climate is stable in February 2014
- The French business climate remains stable in December 2009
- In March 2016, oil prices picked up significantly
- In July 2012, the prices of imported raw materials rebounded
- In the third quarter of 2012, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 2.15% over a year
- In April 2013, further decline in oil prices
- In May 2015, oil prices increased again
- In July, oil prices fell compared to June
- Decrease in house prices in the fourth quartier 2012 (-1.2%)
- In October 2013, the price of crude oil fell
- In April 2012, the prices of the imported commodities folded
- In August 2015, oil prices declined sharply again
- In June 2012, the prices of imported raw materials registered a further decline
- In January 2015, oil prices fell back for the seventh month in a row
- In August, new orders in industry increased by 0.8%
- The prices of the imported commodities slowed in November
- The prices of oil and raw materials rose in January
- In April 2011, the price of oil continued to rise
- In January 2016, oil prices plummeted again
- In April 2015, oil prices accelerated
- In April 2016, oil prices slackened
- In December 2015, oil prices tumbled again
- In March 2015, oil prices rose slightly
- In November 2015, oil prices edged down anew
- In February 2015, oil prices bounced back after seven months of decline
- In February 2016, oil prices edged up
- In September 2014, oil prices kept decreasing
- In May 2016, oil prices accelerated
- May 2010: the economic climate in services remains stable
- In the fourth quarter of 2014, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.37% over a year
- In September 2013, the price of crude oil climbed
- In May 2014, oil prices increased
- In July 2011, the prices of the imported commodities recovered.
- In December 2012, the prices of imported raw materials recovered
- The commodities prices rebounded in July.
- The prices of the commodities imported were increased significantly in October
- In June 2013, further decline in prices of imported raw materials
- In January 2014, oil prices decreased
- In September 2015, weakening oil prices were at a standstill
- The prices of oil and raw materials decreased in February
- In June 2011, the prices of the imported commodities stabilized.
- In May 2011, the prices of the imported commodities declined
- In February 2014, oil prices climbed
- In January 2013, oil prices in euro terms rebounded
- In October 2012, manufacturing output decreased (-0.9%)
- In September 2012, the price of oil stabilized
- In July 2013, oil prices rebounded
- The commodities prices declined in May
- In December 2013, slight increase in oil prices
- In March 2013, oil prices declined
- In May 2012, the prices of oil fell
- In April 2014, oil prices levelled off
- In January 2012, the prices of the imported commodities on the rise again.
- In January 2011, The prices of the imported commodities continued to grow
- In May 2013, oil prices declined slightly
- In November 2014, manufacturing output decreased (–0.6%)
- In the third quarter of 2015, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 0.3% over a year
- In March 2012, the prices of the imported commodities satabilized
- In August 2012, further strong increase in oil prices
- In September 2011, prices of the imported commodities were down again
- In October 2014, oil prices kept decreasing sharply
- In October 2015, oil prices picked up slightly
- In August 2011, prices of the imported commodities folded.
- In December 2014, oil prices kept plunging, down to a level unprecedented since early 2009
- In August 2014, oil prices decreased sharply
- In February 2013, further increase in oil prices
- In November 2012, imported raw materials prices decreased again
- In June 2014, oil prices increased sharply
- In March 2014, oil prices weakened
- In October 2012, dip in imported raw materials prices
- Year-on-year, house prices decreased (-1.5%)
- In December 2011, the prices of the imported commodities recordered a further decline.
- In Q4 2015, house prices stabilized year-on-year
- In February 2012, the prices of the imported commodities accelerated
- In June 2016, oil prices slowed
- In the fourth quarter of 2013, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 0.50% over a year
- In July 2016, oil prices declined
- In November 2011, the decline in prices of the imported commodities reduced
- In October 2011, the decline of the prices in the imported commodities increased.
- In June 2015, oil prices fell back
- In January 2013, the economic climate in services improves very slightly
- In July 2015, oil prices decreased again
- In November 2014, oil prices kept tumbling down
- Year-on-year, house prices decreased (-1.4%)
- In the third quarter of 2011, tertiary activities rent index increased by 2.78% over a one-year period
- The prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food stores were steady in July 2010
- Decrease in net wages in real terms in the civil service between 2012 and 2013
- Between 2013 and 2014, the average net wage rose by 0.8% in real terms in the local civil service, by 0.4% in the hospital civil service and decreased by 0.2% in the state civil service.
- Decrease in average net wages in real terms in the civil service between 2011 and 2012
- Wages in the civil service in 2011
- Consumer prices increased by 2.0% in average from 2011 to 2012
- Consumer prices increased by 0.9% in average from 2012 to 2013
- Consumer prices increased by 0.5% in average from 2013 to 2014
- Prices increased by 1.5% in average from 2009 to 2010
- In Q2 2015, house prices still decreased year-on-year (-2.2%)
- Consumer prices were stable in average from 2014 to 2015
- Prices increased by 2.1% in average from 2010 to 2011
- Year-on-year, house prices decreased (-1.4%)
- House prices decreased again by 1.2% year-on-year in Q3 2014
- The fall of house prices continued in Q4 2014 (-2.0% year-on-year)
- In Q3 2015, the year-on-year house prices decrease attenuates
- In Q2 2014, house prices still decreased year-on-year (-1.1%)
- In Q1 2016, house prices recovered slightly year-on-year
- House prices decreased again in Q1 2015 (-1.6% year-on-year)
- Slight rise in Civil Service employment between 2011 and 2012
- Slight fall in the civil service employment between 2010 and 2011
- In 2014, civil Service employment was still on the rise but slowed down
- In the third quarter of 2014, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 0.4% over a year
- In the second quarter of 2014, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 0.2% over a year
- In the fourth quarter of 2015, the tertiary activities rent index increased again by 0.3% over a year
- In the second quarter of 2012, tertiary activities rent index increased by 3.17% over a year
- In the first quarter of 2016, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 0.5% over a year
- In the third quarter of 2013, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 0.66% over a year
- In the first quarter of 2015, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 0.3% over a year
- In the fourth quarter of 2011, tertiary activities rent index increased by 3.25% over a one-year period
- In Q2 2016, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 0.5% over a year
- In the second quarter of 2013, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 1.11% over a year
- In the first quarter of 2012, tertiary activities rent index increased by 3.29% over a year
- In the second quarter of 2015, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 0.4% over a year
- In the third quarter of 2012, tertiary activities rent index increased by 2.72% over a year
- In the fourth quarter of 2012, tertiary activities rent index increased by 2.04% over a year
- In the first quarter of 2014, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 0.3% over a year
- In the second quarter of 2014, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.57% over a year
- In the first quarter of 2013, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 1.69% over a year
- In the second quarter of 2011, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 1.73% over a one-year period.
- In the fourth quarter of 2010, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 1.45% over a one-year period.
- In the first quarter of 2010, the housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0,09 % in annual average.
- In the second quarter of 2013, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 1.20% over a year
- In Q3 2009, the housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.32% year-on-year
- In the fourth quarter of 2015, the Housing Rent Reference Index was virtually stable (-0.01% over a year)
- In the second quarter of 2015, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.08% over a year
- In the First quarter of 2011, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 1.60% over a one-year period.
- In the third quarter of 2011, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 1.90% over a one-year period.
- In the first quarter of 2013, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 1.54% over a year
- In the second quarter of 2010, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.57 % year-to-year.
- In the first quarter of 2014, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.60% over a year
- In the third quarter of 2014, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.47% over a year
- In the fourth quarter of 2013, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.69% over a year
- In the second quarter of 2016, the Housing Rent Reference Index was stable over one year
- In the second quarter of 2012, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 2.20% over a year
- In the third quarter of 2015, the Housing Rent Reference Index was virtually stable (+0.02% over a year)
- In the fourth quarter of 2011, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 2.11% over a one-year period.
- In the third quarter of 2013, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.90% over a year
- In the fourth quarter of 2012, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 1.88% over a year
- In the first quarter of 2015, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.15% over a year
- In Q1 2015, dwellings maintenance and improvement work prices increased by 0.2%
- In the third quarter of 2013, dwellings maintenance and improvement work price index increased by 0.2%
- In the fourth quarter of 2014, dwellings maintenance and improvement work price index increased by 0.2%
- In the second quarter of 2014, dwellings maintenance and improvement work price index increased by 0.1%
- In the third quarter of 2014, dwellings maintenance and improvement work price index are flat
- In the fourth quarter of 2013, dwellings maintenance and improvement work price index increased by 0.4%
- In the third quarter of 2015, dwellings maintenance and improvement work prices were flat
- In the second quarter of 2015, dwellings maintenance and improvement work price index was virtually flat (+0.1%)
- In the first quarter of 2014, dwellings maintenance and improvement work price index increased by 0.4%
- In 2015, the public deficit reached 3.5% of GDP, the compulsory levies ratio decreased by 0.3 points at 44.5% of GDP
- In the first quarter of 2015, dwellings maintenance and improvement work price index increased by 0.2%
- General government national accounts - first results – year 2008
- In 2014, the public deficit reached 4.0% of GDP, the compulsory levies ratio remained at 44.7% of GDP
- An increase in enterprise births in September 2009
- In Q1 2014, the labor cost index-wages and salaries increased by 0.5% while the labor cost index-total labor cost decreased by 0.5%
- In December 2012, the business climate remains deteriorated in services
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction of March 2015
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in September 2015
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in October 2015
- In July 2025, the business climate in building construction is stable
- In November 2023, manufacturing output increased slightly (+0.3%)
- In September 2011, prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food were steady
- In August 2013, prices of frequently purchased goods in hyper and supermarkets increased by 0.2%
- In December 2013, prices of frequently purchased goods in hyper and supermarkets decreased by 0.1%
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction of May 2015
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction of June 2015
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction of July 2015
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction of February 2015
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction of April 2015
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in August 2015
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction of December 2014
- Producer prices of agricultural products decrease in april 2012
- Overall agricultural producer prices decreased in May 2015
- Moderate rise in agricultural producer prices in December 2014
- A high increase in enterprise births in March 2010
- The prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food stores increased by 0.2% in July 2009
- Near stability in business start-ups in September 2017
- In January 2020, the turnover recovered in the manufacturing industry (+0.7%)
- Less enterprise births in June 2011
- The revised index of hourly labour cost - all employees (ICHTrev-TS); a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- The prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food stores decrease by 0.2% in March 2010
- In August 2020, the price of oil was virtually stable
- At the end of Q2 2015, the Maastricht debt accounted for 97.6 % of GDP
- At the end of Q3 2015, the Maastricht debt accounted for 96.9 % of GDP
- The public debt reached 1428.0 billion euros
- At the end of Q4 2014, the Maastricht debt accounted for 95.0 % of GDP
- Debt of the general government according to the Maastricht definition – 4th Quarter 2008
- The public debt reached 1692.7 billion euros
- The public debt reached 1457.4 billion euros
- At the end of Q1 2015, the Maastricht debt accounted for 97.5 % of GDP
- At the end of Q3 2014, the Maastricht debt accounted for 95.2 % of GDP
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products decreased in September
- At the end of Q2 2016, the Maastricht debt accounted for 98.4% of GDP
- At the end of the fourth quarter of 2010, the public debt reached 1591.2 billion euros
- In September, the turnover expanded in the retail trade but decreased in personal services
- At the end of the first quarter of 2011, the public debt reached 1646.1 billion euros
- At the end of the third quarter of 2010, the public debt reached 1574.6 billion euros
- At the end of Q2 2013, the Maastricht debt reached 1,912.2 billion euros
- The public debt reached 1591.5 billion euros
- At the end of Q4 2015, the Maastricht debt accounted for 95.7 % of GDP
- The public debt reached 1535.5 billion euros
- The public debt reached 1489.0 billion euros
- In May 2011, prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food increased: +0.7%
- At the end of Q1 2016, the Maastricht debt accounted for 97.5% of GDP
- At the end of 2013, the Maastricht debt reached 1,925.3 billion euros
- The public debt reached 1832.6 billion euros
- At the end of Q3 2012, the public debt reaches 1 818.1 billion euros
- At the end of Q2 2014, the Maastricht debt accounted for 95.1 % of G
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products decreased in July
- The public debt reached 1789.4 billion euros
- At the end of Q1 2014, the Maastricht debt accounted for 93.6 % of GDP
- In January 2012, prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food increased: +0.2%; year-on-year, it rose by 4.0%
- At the end of Q4 2012, the public debt reaches 1833.8 billion euros
- At the end of Q1 2013, the Maastricht debt reached 1 870.3 billion euros
- The public debt reached 1717.3 billion euros
- At the end of the third quarter of 2011, the public debt reached 1688.9 billion euros
- At the end of Q3 2013, the Maastricht debt reached 1,900.8 billion euros
- In December 2015, agricultural producer prices decreased again (−1.4%)
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products slid by 1.1% in January
- In November 2015, overall agricultural producer prices decreased by 0.7%
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products decreased in September
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products were stable in October
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products rose in April
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products decreased by 0.8% in February 2016
- In August 2016, overall agricultural prices rose by 0,5 % over one year
- In May 2016, overall producer prices of agricultural products were stable over one year
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products decreased in May
- Decrease in overall agricultural producer prices in February 2015
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products rallied in October
- In August 2015, overall agricultural producer prices decreased by 1.7%
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products slid in December
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products decreased in June
- In January 2014, the sales volume decreased in trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles and personal services
- the French business climate remains deteriorated in june 2012
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products slid in January
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products were almost stable in December
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products increased in March
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products increased in August 2012
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products were stable in May
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products decreased slightly in April
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products decreased in February
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products increased in November
- Overall agricultural producer prices stability in january 2015
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products increased by 1.5 % in March 20
- On April 2016, overall producer prices of agricultural products fell back by 0.6 %
- In July 2015, overall agricultural producer prices increased by 1.1%
- Overall producer price of agricultural products increased in September
- In June 2016, overall agricultural prices increased by 0.8% over one year
- In September 2015, overall agricultural producer prices rose by 1.1 %
- In July 2016, overall agricultural prices decreased by 0.2% over one year
- In October 2015, overall agricultural producer prices rose by 0.5%
- Increase in overall agricultural producer prices in March 2015
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products kept rising in November
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products decreased in July
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products decreased in June
- Overall agricultural producer prices increased in June 2015
- Producers prices of fresh vegetables and fruits increased noticeably in May 2012
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products slid in February
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products are stable in March 2012
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products increased in July 2012
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products were stable in June 2012
- In March 2016, prices of frequently purchased goods decreased slightly again in hyper and supermarkets
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products decreased in August
- In August 2015, prices of frequently purchased goods increased slightly again in hyper and supermarkets (+0.1%)
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products increased in November
- In December 2014, the business climate is almost stable in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In February 2010, the economic situation in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles remains close to its average level
- In June 2010, the economic situation in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles slows down to its average
- In July 2011, the economic situation in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles declin
- The economic situation is improving again in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In September 2011, the business climate indicator in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles noticeably declines
- In October 2014, the business climate remains deteriorated in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In October 2013, the business climate is pausing in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In October 2009, the economic situation comes back to its normal level in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In November 2014, the business climate improved in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In October 2012, the business climate is better in the retail trade but remains deteriorated in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In December 2009, the economic situation stops improving in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In May 2012, the business climate is less favorable again in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In January 2010, the economic situation in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles improves slightly
- In August 2012, prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food stores increased by 0.2%; year-on-year, it rose by 1.4%
- In June 2016, the business climate is practically stable in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In February 2016, the business climate declines anew in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In April 2010, the economic situation improves in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In March 2016, the business climate recovers in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In November 2015, the business climate remains good in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- The economic situation appears a little less deteriorated in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In December 2015, the business climate declines in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor ve
- In March 2010, the economic situation in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles slows down slightly
- In September 2010, the economic situation improves in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In May 2015, the business climate has improved in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In March 2011, the economic situation in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles declines
- In February 2015, the business climate has slipped back just under its average in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In August 2015, the business climate remains over its average in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In May 2014, the business climate remains stable in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In April 2015, the business climate has remained over its average in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In January 2016, the business climate is practically stable in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In December 2010, the economic situation in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles stays good
- In September 2016, the business climate declines slightly in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In October 2010, the economic situation improves again in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In February 2014, the business climate is getting worse again in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In May 2011, the economic situation in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles remains stable
- In October 2015, the business climate hits its highest level in 7 years in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In November 2010, the economic situation in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles stops increasing
- In September 2013, the business climate is reaching its average in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In December 2011, the business climate indicator is still unfavourable in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In February 2011, the economic situation in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles slightly declines
- In January 2011, the economic situation in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles stays good
- In April 2011, the economic situation in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles slightly improves
- In July 2010, the economic situation in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles slows down again
- The prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food stores increase by 0.2% in February 2010
- In May 2010, the economic situation in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles is less dynamic
- In March 2013, the business climate remains deteriorated in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In June 2012, the business climate doesn’t remain very favorable
- In July 2013, the business climate remains deteriorated in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In May 2013, the business climate remains grim in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In June 2011, the economic situation in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles slightly declines
- In September 2012, the business climate deteriorates again in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In April 2016, the business climate falters in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In July 2014, the business climate indicator goes back to the level of May in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In August 2013, the business climate recovered significantly in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In July 2012, the business climate falls off in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In January 2013, the business climate remains deteriorated in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In April 2012, the business climate still looks up in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In June 2015, the business climate remains good in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In February 2012, the business climate indicator remains unfavourable in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In December 2012, the business climate is still deteriorated in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In March 2012, the business climate indicator slightly recovers in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In December 2013, the business climate remains dull in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In July 2015, the business climate remains stable in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In June 2014, the business climate indicator slightly declines in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In January 2014, the business climate is getting better in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In October 2011, the business climate indicator slightly improves in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In September 2015, the business climate gets better again in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In August 2014, the business climate indicator plummets in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In April 2014, the business climate is stable in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- The cash position in industry is stabilizing in the first semester 2010
- In March 2014, the business climate gets better in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In November 2012, the business climate remains overall deteriorated in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In January 2012, the business climate indicator drops in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In August 2012, the business climate remains unfavourable in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In June 2013, the business climate slightly improves in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In July 2016, the business climate gets better in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In February 2013, the business climate remains deteriorated in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In April 2013, the business climate deteriorates again in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In August 2016, the business climate is practically stable in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In November 2011, the business climate indicator remains depressed in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In December 2015, prices of frequently purchased goods were stable again in hyper and supermarkets
- In January 2015, the business climate improved again in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In December 2012, the volume of sales rose in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles and in household services
- In March 2015, the business climate has improved in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In November 2013, manufacturing output increased slightly (+0.2%)
- Decrease of new orders in June
- Cash position and operating balance in industry still deteriorated during the first half of 2009
- The cash position in industry is considered less deteriored in the second half of 2012
- The cash position in industry is still considered as deteriored in the first half of 2013
- Cash position and operating balance in industry improved significantly during the second half of 2009
- In the first half of 2015, business managers have deemed the operating balances more satisfactory
- In the second half of 2014, the operating balances have been deemed more satisfactory in the industry
- The cash position in industry is considered less easy in the first half of 2011
- Foreseen improvement of the financial statement in the industry
- For the first half of 2016, more business managers than in the end of 2015 have deemed their operating balance satisfactory
- In February 2015, prices of frequently purchased goods remained stable in hyper and supermarkets
- The cash position in industry is considered deteriored in the first half of 2012
- In the second half of 2015, business managers have still deemed the operating balances satisfactory
- The cash position in industry is considered less easy in the first half of 2011
- The cash position in industry is considered easy in the second half of 2010
- In the first half of 2014, the financial statement has improved in the industry
- In Q4 2015, the number of tourism nights declined (-1.7% year-on-year)
- In Q1 2016, the number of tourism nights rebounded (+1.0% year-on-year)
- In June 2013, the sales volume decreased in the retail trade, except for motor vehicles and motorcycles, and in personal services
- In Q2 2015, the number of tourism nights increased again (+2.7% year-on-year)
- In Q2 2016, the number of tourism nights fell sharply (-4.8% year-on-year)
- In August 2025, the business climate is stable, but the employment climate has darkened again
- In Q3 2015, the number of tourism nights continued to grow (+3.0% year-on-year)
- In Q1 2015, the number of tourism nights bounced back (+2.0% year to year).
- In October 2017, building craftsmen are less optimistic about the business prospects
- In August 2025, the business climate in manufacturing industry is stable
- In Q4 2014, the decline in tourism nights continued (-1.2% year to year).
- In February 2016, consumer prices decreased by 0.2% year-on-year
- In January 2016, rise in consumer prices by 0.2% year-on-year
- In August 2011, manufacturing output increased (+0.7%)
- In Q2 2015, the labour cost index - wages and salaries and the labour cost index - total labour cost increased by 0.1%
- In August 2025, the business climate has deteriorated sharply in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In September 2016, consumer prices increased by 0.4% year-on-year
- In August 2016, the business climate is stable in services
- In June 2016, consumer prices increased by 0.2% year-on-year
- In October 2020, the turnover in large-scale food retailing recovered
- In March 2016, consumer prices decreased by 0.2% year-on-year
- In May 2016, consumer prices decreased by 0.1% year-on-year
- The French business climate still improves in April 2011
- In November 2021, the business climate has continued to improve in services
- In November 2012, the volume of sales declined in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles and in household services
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in August 2019
- In Q3 2019, tourist collective accommodation attendance grew at a moderate pace (+1.3% over one year)
- In July 2016, consumer prices increased by 0.2% year-on-year
- In Q3 2014, the labour cost index - wages and salaries remained stable and the labour cost index - total labour cost increased by 0.1%
- In April 2016, consumer prices decreased by 0.2% year-on-year
- In August 2016, consumer prices increased by 0.2% year-on-year
- Rent Reference Index – 1st Quarter 2009
- The French business climate is slightly trending down in December 2013
- In February 2018, producer prices in industry increased (+0.2%)
- Manufacturing industry turnover continued to increase in September 2020 (+2.0%)
- In January 2016, manufacturing output increased markedly (+0.8%)
- In Q1 2016, household consumption sustained French GDP growth (+0.5%)
- In June 2016, the sales volume recovered in personal services but fell back a little in retail trade and trade and repair of motor vehicles
- Household consumption of goods recovered slightly in February (+0.8%)
- The French business climate remains unfavourable in december 2012
- In February 2019, households’ confidence has climbed again
- Manufacturing industry turnover rebounded in August 2020 (+1.5%)
- In October 2023, the business climate in manufacturing industry has retreated slightly
- In September 2016, the business climate improves slightly in services
- In August 2020, sales volume in trade bounced back
- In Q4 2015, French GDP increased by 0.2%. Over the year, GDP rose by 1.1%
- In Q2 2016, French GDP levelled off
- In August, stabilization of producer prices
- In November, increase in prices on all markets, drawn by petroleum products
- In October, noticeable increase of energetic products prices
- In May 2011, marked decline of petroleum products prices
- In March 2012, manufacturing output increased (+1.4%)
- Services Producer Price Indices : Contrasting price movements in the third quarter of 2012
- In October 2023, the business climate in services has slightly declined again
- In October 2023, manufacturers have expected a slight withdraw of their selling prices
- In October 2017, the economic climate improves again in civil engineering
- In January 2011, industrial prices kept on increasing notably
- In December 2010, notable increase of industrial prices
- In January 2015, producer prices in industry fell anew (–0.7%)
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in January 2018
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in May 2020
- No growth for the third consecutive quarter
- In March 2011, strong acceleration of petroleum products prices
- In February 2016, further fall in producer prices in industry (-0.5%)
- Significant decline in industrial prices on the French market
- Industrial Producer and Import Price Indices – april 2009
- In Q2 2014, French GDP held steady
- In April, firm increase of industrial products prices
- In October, firm increase of producer prices on the French market
- In June, stability of French PPI on the domestic market, but increase of imported products prices
- In April 2016, producer prices in industry fell back (-0.3%)
- In July 2013, energy prices rebounded
- In November 2015, near stability of producer prices in industry
- In October, prices declined on all markets
- In August 2013, energy prices rose again
- Both producer prices and import prices rose again
- Decline in energy prices
- Energy prices recovered
- In July 2014, energy prices declined again
- Prices for food and petroleum products rose in both July and August
- In June 2013, slight decline in prices, on all markets
- In February 2015, producer prices in industry rebounded (+0.8%)
- In September 2014, producer prices in industry rallied
- In June 2015, producer prices in industry dipped slightly (–0.2%)
- Sharp decline in energy prices
- In January 2016, further fall in producer prices in industry (-0.7%)
- In November, slight but general progression of industrial products prices
- In September, slight decline of industrial prices on all markets
- In August 2015, producer prices in industry decreased (-0.9%)
- In March 2016, producer prices in industry recovered (+0.2%)
- In May 2016, producer prices in industry recovered (+0.3%)
- In September 2015, stability of producer prices in industry
- In August, prices of oil products drove industrial prices
- In February, prices were stable on all markets
- Strong decline in prices on all markets
- In January, general rise of industrial products prices for French market
- In November, seasonal rise of electricity prices
- In August 2014, energy prices fell again
- In December 2014, the business climate stagnates in services
- Significant drop in import prices and in prices on all markets
- In December 2015, fall in of producer prices in industry
- In January, decline in energy prices on all markets
- In December, the industrial prices went on increasing slightly
- In March, new increase of industrial prices on all markets
- In September, increase by 0.3 % of both production and import prices
- In June 2016, producer prices in industry rose anew (+0.4%)
- In May 2014, energy prices moved down
- In July 2016, producer prices in industry were virtually stable
- Industrial prices up again in June, spurred on by coke and refined petroleum products
- In September 2011, manufacturing output sharply decreased (-1.6%)
- In March, oil price increased moderatly; industrial raw materials prices clearly contracted
- Stability in manufactured products prices, except for energy
- In May, increase of manufactured products prices, but backward step of energetic products prices
- In April, prices were almost unchanged on all markets
- In Q4 2015, French GDP increased by 0.3%. Thus GDP rose by 1.1% in 2015 as a whole
- In March, prices dipped on all markets
- In July 2025, civil engineering business manager’s opinion on their past activity has deteriorated sharply
- In June 2012, manufacturing output was almost stable (+0.1%)
- In February 2011, notable rises on the French market and for imported products
- Energy prices continued to increase
- Producer prices rose again
- Decline in petroleum products prices
- The prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food stores were stable in January 2010
- In April 2011, sustained growth of energetic products prices
- In February, industrial products prices are almost flat on the French market but dynamic on the importation side
- Decrease in import prices, increase in food prices
- In the second quarter of 2015, producer prices of services sold to French businesses rallied (+0.4%)
- In March 2021, consumer prices rose by 0.6% over one month and by 1.1% year on year
- In October 2015, near stability of producer prices in industry
- In June 2011, industrial prices were stable
- In September, stability for manufactured products on all markets
- In December 2014, producer prices in industry fell anew
- Prices increased in all markets
- Decline in prices for petroleum products and chemicals
- Slight decline in oil prices
- Seasonal increase in energy prices, but stability in manufactured products prices
- In November 2014, producer prices in industry fell slightly
- Petroleum products prices continued to rise, other prices were mostly unchanged
- In August 2016, producer prices in industry were stable
- In February 2013, manufacturing output increased (+0.8%)
- Petroleum products prices increased in July, but fell in August
- Decline in oil prices, prices for manufactured goods unchanged
- In May 2015, producer prices in industry declined anew (–0.5%)
- In October 2014, producer prices in industry dropped slightly
- French GDP increased by 0.2% in Q4 and +1.7% over the year
- In December, stability of prices on all markets
- In June 2014, producer prices were stable overall
- In July 2015, producer prices in industry were unchanged (+0.0%)
- French GDP increased in Q2 (+0,3 %)
- Producer prices unchanged on all markets
- Industrial Producer and Import Price Indices – May 2009
- In March 2015, producer prices in industry almost unchanged (+0.1%)
- In 2011 Q3 French GDP increased by 0.4%
- In 2011 Q2, French GDP levelled off (0.0%), after a sharp increase in Q1 (+0.9%)
- French GDP increased in Q3 (+0,3%)
- French GDP accelerated in Q4 (+0.6% after +0.2%)
- In Q1 2016, consumption and investment sustained French GDP growth (+0.6%)
- French GDP increased in Q3 (+0.4%)
- In 2012 Q1, French GDP held steady (0.0 %)
- In Q2 2016, French GDP levelled off
- Services Producer Price Indices : contrasting trends in the fourth quarter of 2012
- French GDP stepped back in 2012 Q4 (–0.3%), no growth for 2012
- In Q2 2013 GDP picked up (+0.5%)
- In 2012 Q3 French GDP inched up (+0.2% after –0.1%)
- In Q3 2013 GDP was slightly down (–0.1% after +0.5%)
- French GDP increased in Q1 (+0.1%)
- The commodities prices continued to decline in June
- Quarterly national accounts - preliminary figures – 1st Quarter 2009
- French GDP increased in Q4 (+0.3%) and +1.5% over the year
- In Q3 2015, GDP increased by 0.3%
- French GDP increased by 0.3% in Q4 and over the year
- French GDP decreased again in Q1 2013 (-0.2%)
- In May 2016, manufacturing output was stable
- In Q3 2014 GDP increased by 0.3%
- In July 2016, manufacturing output decreased slightly (-0.3%)
- Services Producer Price Indices : some prices went on rising, some other stabilized on 2nd quarter
- In March 2018, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.1 % in hyper and supermarkets
- Services Producer Price Indices : telecommunications and computer services rising at the end of 2010
- Stability in producer prices of services sold to businesses, rise in producer prices of services sold to households and on foreign markets
- French GDP increased in Q2 (+0,3 %)
- In January 2015, the business climate is stable in services
- In January 2012, manufacturing output slightly increased (+0.2%)
- In the first quarter of 2015, the Commercial Rent Index decrease slightly over a year (-0.2%)
- In the second quarter of 2014, the Commercial Rent Index is almost stable over a year
- Services Producer Price Indices : still mixed price changes on the third quarter
- In October 2011, manufacturing output was stable (0.0%)
- In March 2015, the turnover was stable in the manufacturing industry
- The economic climate is dull in public works in the fourth quarter 2011
- The prices of oil and raw materials continued to rise in Avril
- Slight rise in services producer prices
- In Q3 2015, households' purchasing power bounced back and corporations' profit ratio increased
- The slight rise of Services Producer Price Indices continued in the second quarter of 2012
- In the second quarter 2014, slight rise in producer prices of services sold to French businesses
- In Q4 2015, households’ purchasing power and non-financial corporations’ profit ratio kept on increasing
- In Q1 2010, French GDP decelerated (+0.1% after .06%), while household purchasing power remained slack (-0.1% after 0.0%)
- In Q2 2016, households' purchasing power increased slightly and corporations' profit ratio decreased
- French GDP increased in Q3 (+0,3%)
- In January 2022, the sales volume in trade bounced back (+0.8%)
- In Q2 2012, households’ purchasing power increased anew (+0.4% after 0.0%)
- Services Producer Price Indices : slight increase in the first quarter of 2012
- Stability in producer prices of services sold to French businesses , decline in producer prices of services sold on foreign markets
- Stability in producer prices of services sold to French businesses or on foreign markets, decline in producer prices of services sold to households
- At the end of Q3 2023, the Maastricht debt accounted for €3,088.2 billion
- In December 2013, the turnover in manufacturing industry fell compared to November (−0.5%)
- Services Producer Price Indices : marked increase in the 1st quarter of 2011
- In the first quarter 2015, producer prices of services sold to French businesses were virtually unchanged
- Services Producer Price Indices : some slight increases in the second quarter 2011
- Slightly rise of the consumer price index in October 2010 : +0.1%
- In the third quarter of 2015, producer prices of services sold to French businesses were stable
- Consumer prices diminished by 0.1% in June 2015; they increased by 0.3% year-on-year
- In Q3 2025, payroll employment was stable
- In Q3 2025, both hourly wages and hourly costs increased by 1.9% over a year
- In Q1 2016, households’ purchasing power and corporations’ profit ratio increased again
- In October 2025, consumer prices rose by 0.1% over one month and by 0.9% year on year
- In the fourth quarter of 2014, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 0.5% over a year
- In February 2015, the turnover grew in the manufacturing industry (+1.4%)
- In April, households consumption in manufactured goods decreased (-1.2%)
- In April 2018, households' confidence is almost stable
- In the third quarter of 2015, the Commercial Rent Index decreased by -0.1% over a year
- Quarterly national accounts - detailed figures – 1st Quarter 2009
- In Q2 2014, French GDP held steady and households’ purchasing power increased (+0.5%)
- In Q3, French GDP accelerated (+0.3% after –0.1%) while households’ purchasing power was flat (+0.0% after +0.6%)
- In Q2 2011, French GDP held steady (0.0% after +0.9%), while households’ purchasing power accelerated (+0.6% after +0.2%)
- In Q1, French GDP markedly accelerated (+0.9% after +0.3%) while households’ purchasing power decelerated (+0.2% after +0.4%)
- In Q3, French GDP was almost stable (+0.1% after –0.1%) while household purchasing power slowed down (0.0% after +0.3%)
- French GDP increased in Q3 (+0.3%) household purchasing power slightly accelerated (+0.7% after +0.5%)
- In Q1 2013, French GDP decreased again (-0.2% after -0.2%),
- In Q1 2014, French GDP held steady (0.0% after +0.2%), households’ purchasing power and corporations’ profit ratio picked up
- French GDP accelerated in Q4 (+0.4% after +0.2%) and households purchasing power slowed down (+0.3% after +0.7%)
- In Q3 2014, GPD increased by 0.3% and households’ purchasing power improved by 0.5%
- Household’s purchasing power declined in Q4 2014 (–0.2%) but increased over the year (+1.1%)
- French GDP increased in Q4 (+0.6%), households purchasing power slowed down (+0.2% after +0.5%)
- French GDP increased by 0.2% in Q4, but households’ purchasing power stagnated
- In Q2 2015, households' purchasing power and non-financial corporations' profit ratio were virtually stable
- In Q3 2013, GDP (-0.1% after +0.6%) and households’ purchasing power (-0.1% after +0.5%) slightly decreased
- Consumer prices increased by 0.4% in May 2016, they were stable year-on-year
- In Q1 2015, French GDP increased sharply (+0.6% after +0.1%), households’ purchasing power and non-financial corporations’ profit ratio accelerated
- The Consumer Prices Index increased by 0.3% in December 2012; it rose by 1.3% year-on-year
- In May 2011, the consumer price index almost steady: +0,1%
- In February 2011, increase of the consumer price index: +0.5%
- The consumer price index increase by 0.1% in November 2009
- In August 2011, the consumer price index increased:+0.5%
- In April 2011, the turnover in manufacturing industry slightly increased (+0.7%)
- Consumer price index – may 2009
- The Consumer Prices Index decreased by 1.0% in January 2015; they declined by 0.4% year-on-year
- In July 2011, the consumer price index decreased : —0,4%
- In the first quarter of 2016, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 0.1% over a year
- Consumer prices increased by 0.1% in April 2016; year-on-year, they were down 0.2%
- Consumer prices increased by 0.2% in December 2015 month-on-month and year-on-year
- In October 2015, consumer prices increased by 0.1%
- In March 2014, the turnover in manufacturing industry fell compared to February (–0.5%)
- Consumer prices diminished by 0.4% in July 2015; they rose by 0.2% year-on-year
- The consumer price index was down by 0.2% in September 2009
- The consumer price index was stable in June 2010
- In July 2016, consumer prices decreased by 0.4% over a month; they rose by 0.2% year-on-year
- The consumer price index was up by 0.1% in October 2009
- Consumer prices remained stable in October 2014; they rose by 0.5% year-on-year
- The consumer price index increased by 0.3% in December 2009
- Prices of second-hand dwellings rise in Q2 (+1.0%)
- The consumer price index decreased by 0.3% in July 2010
- In June 2011, the consumer price index increased slightly: +0,1%
- The Consumer Prices Index decreased in July 2014 by 0.3% ; it rose by 0.5%, year-on-year
- In the fourth quarter of 2015, the Commercial Rent Index decreased by -0.1% over a year
- Consumer prices decreased by 1.0% in January 2016, they were up 0.2% year-on-year
- Consumer prices increased by 0.7% in March 2016; year-on-year, they were down 0.1%
- In the first quarter of 2011, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 2.25% over a one-year period
- In the second quarter of 2015, the Commercial Rent Index decrease slightly over a year (-0.1%)
- Consumer prices increased by 0.3% in February 2016; year-on-year, they were down 0.2%
- The consumer price index increased by 0.3% in April 2010
- The consumer price index increased by 0.5% in March 2010
- The consumer price index for all households in the whole of France
- In the first quarter of 2012, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 3.25% over a year
- Consumer prices increased by 0.1% in April 2015; over March and year-on-year
- In August 2016, consumer prices increased by 0.3% over a month and by 0.2% year-on-year
- In June 2016, consumer prices increased by 0.1% over a month and by 0.2% year-on-year
- The consumer price index decreased by 0.1% in September 2010
- The Consumer Prices Index decreased by 0.2% in November 2012; it rose by 1.4% year-on-year
- In Q2 2016, the Commercial Rent Index was stable over a year
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS); both a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- In the second quarter of 2013, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 0.79% over a year
- Consumer prices increased by 0.7% in February 2015; they decreased by 0.3% year-on-year
- In August 2025, the business climate in building construction has brightened
- Consumer prices decreased in November 2014 by 0.2%; they rose by 0.3% year-on-year
- In the fourth quarter of 2011, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 3.26% over a one-year period
- The Consumer Prices Index increased by 0.6% in February 2014; it rose by 0.9%, year-on-year
- Consumer prices decreased by 0.4% in September 2015; they were stable year-on-year
- The Consumer Prices Index stabilised in April 2014; it rose by 0.7%, year-on-year
- The decrease of prices of second-hand dwellings deepened in the fourth quarter 2014 (–1.0% q-o-q, –2.2% y-o-y)
- In January 2011, decrease of the consumer price index: —0.2%
- The Consumer Prices Index increased by 0.2% in June 2013; it rose by 0.9% year-on-year
- In August 2025, the business climate in services has slightly decreased
- The consumer price index increased by 0.2% in August 2010
- In February 2012, the consumer price index increased by 0.4%; year-on-year, it rose by 2.3%
- The Consumer Prices Index increased by 0.1% in December 2014; they rose by 0.1% year-on-year
- Consumer prices decreased by 0.2% in November 2015; they were stable year-on-year
- In March 2011, increase of the consumer price index: +0.8%
- Consumer prices increased by 0.7% in March 2015; they diminished by 0.1% year-on-year
- In September 2011, the consumer price index decreased: —0.1%
- In the fourth quarter of 2013, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 0.11% over a year
- Prices of second-hand dwellings are down in Q3 (-0.1%)
- The Consumer Prices Index increased by 0.3% in December 2013; it rose by 0.7%, year-on-year
- The Consumer Prices Index decreased by 0.3% in July 2013; it rose by 1.1% year-on-year
- The Consumer Prices Index stabilized in May 2014; it rose by 0.7%, year-on-year
- The Consumer Prices Index increased by 0.1% in May 2013; it rose by 0.8% year-on-year
- In the third quarter of 2012, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 2.72% over a year
- In the fourth quarter of 2012, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 1.94% over a year
- In the first quarter of 2013, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 1.42% over a year
- In February 2014, the turnover in manufacturing industry went up compared to January (+0.9%)
- In June 2012, the consumer prices index were steady; year-on-year, it rose by 1.9%
- The Consumer Prices Index decreased by 0.5% in January 2013; it rose by 1.2% year-on-year
- The Consumer Prices Index decreased by 0.1% in October 2013; it rose by 0.6% year-on-year
- In July 2012, the consumer prices index decreased by 0.4; year-on-year, it rose by 1.9%
- The Consumer Prices Index increased by 0.5% in August 2013; it rose by 0.9% year-on-year
- The Consumer Prices Index increased by 0.4% in March 2014; it rose by 0.6%, year-on-year
- In April 2012, the consumer price index increased by 0.1%; year-on-year, it rose by 2.1%
- In October 2013, the turnover in manufacturing industry rose slightly by 0.2% compared to September
- In November 2011, the consumer price index increased: +0.3%; year-on-year, it rose by 2.5%
- In January 2012, the consumer price index decreased by 0.4%; year-on-year, it rose by 2.3%
- The Consumer Prices Index decreased by 0.1% in April 2013; it rose by 0.7% year-on-year
- In July 2014, the business climate is slightly improving
- In October 2011, the consumer price index increased: +0.2%; year-on-year, it rose by 2.3%
- The Consumer Prices Index increased by 0.8% in March 2013; it rose by 1.0% year-on-year
- In March 2012, the consumer price index increased by 0.8%; year-on-year, it rose by 2.3%
- The Consumer Prices Index increased by 0.3% in February 2013; it rose by 1.0% year-on-year
- Consumer prices increased by 0.2% in May 2015; and by 0.3% year-on-year
- Consumer prices rose by 0.3% in August 2015; they were stable year-on-year
- The Consumer Prices Index remained stable in June 2014; it rose by 0.5%, year-on-year
- In Q4 2015, second hand housing prices were stable over the year, and transaction volume kept rising
- In November 2020, turnover in large-scale food retailing fell sharply due to the second lockdown
- Consumer prices decreased by 0.4% in September 2014; they rose by 0.3% year-on-year
- Decrease in business start-ups in January 2020
- The Consumer Prices Index increased in August 2014 by 0.4% ; it rose by 0.4%, year-on-year
- In August, the turnover expanded in accommodation and food service activities and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
- In August 2025, the industrial producer prices fell by 0.4% over a month and over a year
- In Q3 2025, GDP accelerated (+0.5%) and the household savings rate declined (18.4% after 18.7%)
- In Q2 2015, prices of second-hand dwellings were still decreasing but the transactions started again
- In the second quarter of 2012, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 3.07% over a year
- The Consumer Price Index increased by 0.2% in October 2012; it rose by 1.9% year-on-year
- In the first quarter 2014, prices of second-hand dwellings were almost stable (+0.1 %)
- The economic situation in services improves gradually
- The economic situation in services appears less deteriorated
- The consumer price index for all households in the whole of France rose by 0.1% in June 2009
- At the end of Q4 2019, the Maastricht debt accounted for €2,380.1 billion
- In August 2012, the consumer prices index increased by 0.7%; year-on-year, it rose by 2.1%
- In Q1 2016, prices of second hand housing rose, and the volume of transactions expanded
- The Consumer Prices Index remained steady in November 2013; it rose by 0.7%, year-on-year
- In the first quarter of 2014, the Commercial Rent Index is almost stable over a year
- In November 2009, the economic climate in services tends to stabilize
- In April 2010, the economic climate in services improves strongly
- December 2009: confirmation of the stabilization of the economic climate in services
- The economic climate in services improves in January 2010
- In September 2014, the business climate has declined in services
- June 2010: the economic climate is still stable in services
- In January 2012, the economic climate in services is almost stable
- In October 2019, oil prices fell back
- The Consumer Prices Index decreased by 0.6% in January 2014; it rose by 0.7%, year-on-year
- Decrease in prices of second-hand dwellings in the fourth quarter 2012 (-0.3 %)
- Prices of second-hand dwellings rise in Q2 (+1.7%)
- Prices of second-hand dwellings rise in Q4 (+2.4%)
- In January 2024, household confidence has improved anew
- In September 2012, the Consumer Prices Index decreased by 0.3%; year-on-year, it rose by 1.9%
- Exports pull new orders up in May (07/21/2009 update)
- Prices of second-hand dwellings rise in Île-de-France in Q1 (+2.4%)
- In February, oil prices accelerated
- Payroll employment down by 93,100 in Q3 2009
- Prices of second-hand dwellings rise in Q4 (+1.8%)
- In Q3 2015, prices of second hand dwelling rose slightly, and the upswing of transactions strengthened
- In April 2014, prices of frequently purchased goods in hyper and supermarkets remained stable
- Prices of second-hand dwellings are stable in Q4 (+0.1%)
- Prices of second-hand dwellings are down in Q1 (-0.7%)
- Payroll employment in Q4 2009
- Ongoing decrease in payroll employment in Q3 2013
- In the second quarter 2014, prices of second-hand dwellings were stable, but kept on decreasing year-on-year (-1.2 %)
- Rise of payroll employment in Q2 2010
- Increase in prices of second-hand dwellings in the second quarter 2013 (+0.2 %)
- Prices of second-hand dwellings are down in Q2 (-0.3%)
- Prices of second-hand dwellings rise in Q3 (+1.1%)
- Slight fall back in business births in March 2021
- Prices of second-hand dwellings rise in Q3 (+2.5%)
- In July 2011, the business climate in services is deteriorating
- Slight increase in payroll employment in Q1 2012
- In October 2009, the economic climate in services continues to improve
- Employment increased again in Q1 2016
- Employment increased slightly in Q2 2015
- In March 2023, oil and imported commodity prices retreated
- Prices of second-hand dwellings stopped decreasing in Q1 2015, but were still declining year-on-year (–1.9%)
- In the fourth quarter 2013, prices of second-hand dwellings kept on decreasing year-on-year (-1.4 %)
- Employment increased again in Q4 2015
- Rise of payroll employment in Q3 2010
- The economic outlook remains deteriorated in the building construction
- In December 2023, the business climate in France has improved a little and the employment climate is stable
- Payroll employment in Q1 2010: a slight rise
- Ongoing decrease in payroll employment in Q4 2012
- In Q1 2024, hourly wages increased by 2.8% over a year, hourly costs by 3.0%
- Rise of payroll employment in Q1 2011
- Slight decrease in payroll employment in Q2 2012
- In Q2 2016, prices of second hand housing rose year-on-year, and the volume of transactions expanded again
- Corporate bankruptcies: +5,3% in January 2010
- Employment stabilised in Q3 2015
- In April 2015, the sales volume rebounded in retail trade and in accommodation and food service activities
- Increase in payroll employment in Q4 2013
- The turnover in manufacturing industry increased by 2.0% in March 2010
- Corporate bankruptcies: +1.8% in March 2009
- In August 2011, the turnover in manufacturing industry
- Employment stabilized in Q1 2015
- In April 2011, the demand for new dwellings to buy reduces
- Virtual stability in payroll employment in Q4 2014
- Job creation in the competitive sector - Revised figures – 1st Quarter 2009
- Decrease in payroll employment in Q3 2014
- Ongoing decrease in payroll employment in Q1 2013
- Increase in payroll employment in Q2 2014
- Strong decrease in payroll employment in Q3 2012
- The increase in employment continued in Q2 2016
- Decrease in payroll employment in Q1 2014
- Decrease in payroll employment in Q4 2011
- In 2014 Q1, French GDP held steady
- Moderate decline in business births in October 2025
- In August 2025, manufacturing turnover increased (+0.3%)
- In November 2015, producer costs for construction decreased slightly (-0,1%)
- In February 2015, producer cost indices for construction increased slightly (+0.2%)
- In April 2015, producer cost indices for construction were virtually stable (+0.1%)
- In March 2015, producer cost indices for construction increased slightly (+0.2%)
- In April 2015, the business climate is almost stable in services
- Increase in prices of second-hand dwellings in the first quarter 2013 (+0.3 %)
- In the third quarter 2014, prices of second-hand dwellings were still decreasing: -0.4% over the quarter, -1.0% over the year
- In December 2010, prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food were decreasing slightly
- In December 2015, producer costs for construction decreased slightly again (-0,1%)
- In March 2016, producer costs for construction increased slightly (+0.3%)
- In April 2013, the sales volume went up in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles and in household services
- In October 2013, the sales volume decreased in trade and repair of motor vehicules and motorcycles
- The turnover in manufacturing industry decreased in June (–0.5%)
- In October 2015, producer costs for construction decreased slightly
- In February 2016, producer costs for construction decreased slightly again (-0.2%)
- In June 2013, the turnover fell in the wholesale trade and business services
- In July 2015, producer costs for construction were stable
- In December 2014, costs of production indices in construction decreased (-0.6%)
- In February, the turnover increased in the wholesale trade and in the transportation and storage sector
- In January 2015, costs of production indices in construction decreased (–0.5%)
- In June 2015, producer cost indices for construction were stable
- In February 2011, the turnover increased in transportation and storage, in the wholesale trade and business support activities
- In December 2015, the turnover declined in transportation and in business support activities but improved in information and communication
- The economic climate is getting better in public works in October 2010
- In January 2015, the turnover declined in the manufacturing industry (–0.9%)
- In January 2013, the turnover fell in business support activities and in the wholesale trade, except for motor vehicles and motorcycles
- In April 2015, the turnover improved in information and communication and in business support activities but declined in transportation
- In August 2012, the turnover declined in real estate activities and in business support activities
- In March 2011, the turnover in manufacturing industry decreased by 0.7%
- In September 2012, the turnover decreased in transportation and storage and in the wholesale trade
- In April 2016, producer costs for construction increased again slightly (+0.1%)
- In June 2012, the turnover slightly decreased in the wholesale trade and business services
- In January 2014, the turnover decreased in the wholesale trade and in business services
- In February 2012, the turnover decreased in transportation and storage but rose in information and communication
- In November 2015, the turnover improved in the wholesale trade and in business services
- The French business climate is stable in September 2015
- In April 2016, the turnover fell back in wholesale trade and recovered in business support activities
- Corporate bankruptcies: -3.4% in June 2009
- In May 2014, the turnover decreased in transportation and storage , in the wholesale trade and in business support activities
- In May 2016, producer costs for construction continued to rise moderately (+0.4%)
- In June 2016, producer costs for construction accelerated (+0.5%)
- In September 2015, producer costs for construction decreased again
- In August 2015, producer costs for construction decreased
- Corporate bankruptcies: +3,3% in March 2010
- Corporate bankruptcies: +4.1% in July 2009
- Corporate bankruptcies: +6.5% in August 2009
- Corporate bankruptcies: -1.9% in April 2009
- Corporate bankruptcies: -1.4% in February 2009
- Corporate bankruptcies: -3% in December 2009
- Corporate bankruptcies: +1.4% in May 2010
- Corporate bankruptcies: +17% in January 2011
- Corporate bankruptcies: -7.7% in September 2009
- Corporate bankruptcies: -3.0% in May 2009
- A decrease in corporate bankruptcies in December 2011
- Corporate bankruptcies: -1.6% in July 2010
- Corporate bankruptcies: -16.7% in September 2010
- Corporate bankruptcies: +3.2% in June 2010
- Corporate bankruptcies: -8.8% in December 2010
- Increase in corporate bankruptcies in July 2012
- Corporate bankruptcies: +2.4% in October 2010
- A decrease in corporate bankruptcies in March 2012
- An increase in corporate bankruptcies in May 2011 (+19.4%)
- An increase in corporate bankruptcies in January 2012
- Corporate bankruptcies: -2.8% in February 2011
- A slight increase in corporate bankruptcies in November 2011
- Corporate bankruptcies: +11.7% in August 2010
- Corporate bankruptcies: -3,1% in February 2010
- A decrease in corporate bankruptcies in February 2012
- An increase in corporate bankruptcies in October 2011 (+5.7%)
- A decrease in corporate bankruptcies in March 2011 (-1.5%)
- Corporate bankruptcies: -0.4% in November 2010
- A decrease in corporate bankruptcies in April 2011 (-3.8%)
- A decrease in corporate bankruptcies in June 2011 (-19.7%)
- Decrease in corporate bankruptcies in June 2012
- A decrease in corporate bankruptcies in September 2011 (+8%)
- In March 2016, the business climate is almost unchanged in services
- Decrease in corporate bankruptcies in May 2012
- In May 2014, the business climate remains deteriorated in services
- In April 2016, the business climate is virtually stable in services
- In September 2024, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets decreased by 0.8% year on year
- An increase in corporate bankruptcies in July 2011 (+9.4%)
- In November 2011, prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food increased: +0.3%; year-on-year, it rose by 3.4%
- The revised index of hourly labour cost - all employees (ICHTrev-TS); a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- In april 2010, the economic climate is a little less dull in the building crafts sector
- In March 2013, the volume of sales declined in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles and in accommodation and food service activities
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in August 2024
- The economic climate has deteriorated in the building crafts sector, in July 2014
- The revised index of hourly labour cost - all employees (ICHTrev-TS); a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- The economic climate shows a slight improvement in the building crafts sector, in October 2013
- The revised index of hourly labour cost - all employees (ICHTrev-TS); a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- The revised index of hourly labour cost - all employees (ICHTrev-TS) ; a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- The revised index of hourly labour cost - all employees (ICHTrev-TS) ; a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- The revised index of hourly labour cost - all employees (ICHTrev-TS) ; a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- The revised index of hourly labor cost - all employees (ICHTrev-TS) ; a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- The revised index of hourly labour cost - all employees (ICHTrev-TS) ; a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- In October 2009, the economic climate improves slightly in the building crafts sector
- In July 2013, the economic climate stays deteriorated in the building crafts sector
- The economic climate improvement marks time in the building crafts sector
- In October 2010, the economic climate stays dull in the building crafts sector
- In July 2011, the economic climate turns sour in the building crafts sector
- In April 2012, the economic climate in services remains sluggish but improves slightly
- In October 2014, the expected activity deteriorates in the building craft sector
- In July 2015, the economic climate has improved in the building craft sector
- In April 2016, an halftone economic climate in the building craft sector
- In April 2011, the economic climate improves a little in the building crafts sector
- In July 2010, the economic climate stays dull in the building crafts sector
- In January 2011, the economic climate stays dull in the building crafts sector
- The economic climate stays deteriorated in the building crafts sector, in January 2014
- The economic outlook remains sluggish in the building industry
- In January 2013, the economic climate stays deteriorated in the building crafts sector
- In July 2012, the economic climate stays dull in the building crafts sector
- In October 2015, the economic climate has improved in the building crafts sector
- In January 2015, the business prospects remains deteriorated in the building craft sector
- In October 2011, the economic climate stays dull in the building crafts sector
- In October 2012, the economic climate stays deteriorated in the building crafts sector
- In January 2016, the economic climate a little less deteriorated according to civil engineering contractors
- In July 2016, the economic climate improves sharply in the building craft sector
- In April 2012, the economic climate stays dull in the building crafts sector
- In January 2012, the economic climate is dull in the building crafts sector
- In April 2013, the economic climate stays deteriorated in the building crafts sector
- The economic climate is improving in public works in January 2010
- The economic climate stays dull in public works in July 2010
- The economic climate worsens in public works in the first quarter 2014
- The economic outlook remains drab in public works
- In January 2013, the economic climate is mitigated in public works
- The economic climate stays favorable in public works in the second quarter 2011
- In October 2014, the economic climate worsens in public works
- The economic climate is improving in public works in October 2009
- The economic climate turned sour in public works in the last quarter 2010
- In July 2015, the economic climate is less deteriorated in public works
- In January 2015, the economic climate is slightly less deteriorated in public works
- Clear improvement of the economic climate in public works in the first quarter 2011
- In April 2016, the economic climate has edged down according to civil engineering contractors
- The economic climate worsens in public works
- The economic climate is mitigated in public works in the first quarter 2012
- The economic climate is unfavorable again in public works in the second quarter 2012
- In October 2012, the economic climate is deteriorating in public works
- In October 2015, in public works, production capacity remains underused but outlook has improved
- The economic climate is deteriorating in public works in the third quarter 2011
- In the third quarter 2014, the economic climate worsens in public works
- In April 2013, the economic climate stays mitigated in public works
- In April 2015, the economic climate remains deteriorated in public works
- In July 2016, the economic climate has improved according to civil engineering contractors
- An economic climate halftone in public works in the fourth quarter 2013
- In October 2009, expected housing starts are turning up in the building construction
- In October 2010, the demand for new dwellings to buy turns up
- In January 2010, the demand for new dwellings to buy is turning up in the real-estate development
- In August 2014, the business climate in services is unchanged
- In October 2014, the demand for new dwellings decreases again
- The economic outlook remains deteriorated in the building construction
- In July 2012, the demand for new dwellings continues to turn sour
- In January 2016, developers consider that new dwelling demand is still weak but expect better housing starts
- In July 2011, the demand for new dwellings to buy reduces
- In April 2016, the new dwelling demand has improved according to the developers
- In October 2013, the demand for new dwellings stays dull
- In July 2013, the demand for new dwellings stays dull
- In January 2014, the demand for new dwellings stays weak
- In April 2014, the demand for new dwellings decreases
- In April 2013, the demand for new dwellings stays dull
- Improvement in demand for new dwellings since early this year has stopped in October according developers
- In January 2013, the demand for new dwellings stays dull
- In April 2015, the expected demand for new dwellings improves
- In October 2011, the demand for new dwellings to buy turns up lightly
- In July 2014, the demand for new dwellings decreases again
- In Q2 2016, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 0.5% over a year
- In December 2010, the turnover decreased in the retail trade and personal services
- In April 2012, the demand for new dwellings continues to turn sour
- In July 2015, developers foresee a further improvement in demand for new dwellings
- In July 2016, the new dwelling demand has improved according to the developers
- In January 2012, the demand for new dwellings to rent turns up
- In January 2015, the demand for new dwellings remains low
- Slight upturn in the economic climate in the building industry in May 2010
- The economic climate stays stable in the building industry in June 2011
- The economic climate stays dull in the building industry in June 2010
- The economic climate remains wavering in the building industry in October 2010
- Stabilisation of the economic climate in the building industry in September 2010
- The economic outlook is slightly less degraded in the building industry
- The economic climate stays defavorable in the building industry in November 2012
- The economic climate stays unfavorable in the building industry in January 2014
- The economic climate shows a slight improvement in building industry in September 2013
- The economic climate is getting better in the building industry in July 2010
- Households consumption in manufactured goods: rebound in September (+2.3%), slight decrease in Q3 (-0.2%)
- The economic climate stabilizes in the building industry in October 2009
- The turnover in manufacturing industry increased by 2.2% in July
- The economic climate stabilizes in the building industry in October 2009
- The economic climate stabilizes in the building industry in December 2009
- The economic climate remains stable in the building industry in March 2010
- The economic climate gets worse in the building industry in July 2014
- The economic climate stays unfavourable in building industry in August 2013
- In January 2016, the economic climate continues to improve slightly in the building construction industry
- The economic climate is drab in the building industry in Decembre 2011
- In July, new orders in industry increased by 1.7%
- In February 2020, oil prices drop
- The turnover in manufacturing industry decreased by 0.7% in October 2010
- In February 2016, the economic climate does not improve in the building construction industry
- In April 2016, the economic climate has improved in the building construction industry
- In December 2014, the economic climate remains sluggish in the building construction industry
- In July 2015, the economic climate remains deteriorated in the building construction industry
- In February, households consumption in manufactured goods decreased (–1.2%)
- The economic climate is stable in the building industry in May 2011
- The economic climate remains deteriorated in the building industry in August 2014
- In December 2015, the economic climate has improved slightly in the building construction industry
- In March 2016, the economic climate remains bleak in the building construction industry
- The economic climate remains stable in the building industry in Januray 2010
- In May 2016, the economic climate is stable in the building construction industry
- The economic climate is stable in the building industry in January 2012
- The economic climate stays stable in the building industry in July 2011
- In September 2015, the economic climate remains low in the building construction industry
- In October 2025, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets increased by 1.1% year on year
- In April 2015, the business managers are less pessimistic about their activity in the building construction industry
- In October 2015, the short-term economic climate remains deteriorated in the building construction industry
- In June 2016, the economic climate is unchanged in the building construction industry
- In September 2016, the economic climate remains stable in the building construction industry
- The economic climate stays unfavourable in building industry in July 2013
- The economic climate remains stable in the building industry in April 2010
- The economic climate stays mitigated in the building industry in February 2011
- The economic climate stays almost stable in the building industry in March 2014
- The economic climate is deteriorating in the building industry in July 2012
- The economic climate is dull in the building industry in February 2012
- The economic climate is still unfavorable in the building industry in May 2014
- Households consumption in manufactured goods grew again (+1.1%)
- Household consumption expenditure on goods recovered slightly in October (+0.2% after –0.3%)
- The economic climate is still unfavorable in the building industry in April 2014
- The economic climate stays defavorable in the building industry in January 2013
- The economic climate is slightly deteriorating in the building industry in November 2011
- The economic climate continues its slow advance in the building industry in December 2010
- The economic climate improves in the building industry in April 2011
- The economic climate is wavering in the building industry in January 2011
- The economic climate stays dull in the building industry in June 2012
- The economic climate continues to deteriorate in the building industry in March 2013
- The economic climate continues its slow advance in the building industry in November 2010
- The economic climate stays defavorable in the building industry in December 2012
- The economic climate stays stable in the building industry in March 2011
- The economic climate stays defavorable in the building industry in February 2013
- The economic climate is deteriorating in the building industry in october 2011
- In May 2015, the economic climate remains unfavorable in the building construction industry
- The economic climate is deteriorated in the building industry in August 2012
- In November 2015, the economic climate remains gloomy in the building construction industry
- The economic climate stays defavorable in the building industry in October 2012
- In June 2015, the economic climate is less deteriorated in the building construction industry
- The economic climate gets worse again in building industry in May 2013
- The economic climate remains sluggish in the building industry in September 2014
- The economic climate shows a slight improvement in building industry in October 2013
- An economic climate uncertain in the building industry in September 2011
- In August 2015, the economic climate is virtually stable in the building construction industry
- Warning: seasonal coefficients were updated for this survey.
- The economic climate stays unfavorable in the building industry in February 2014
- The economic climate is stable in building industry in November 2013
- In the first quarter of 2014, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 0.1% over a year
- The economic climate stays deteriorated in the building industry in September 2012
- The economic climate stays unfavourable in building industry in April 2013
- The economic climate is dull in the building industry in April 2012
- In July 2016, the economic climate has slightly improved in the building construction industry
- In November 2014, the economic climate has improved slightly in the building construction industry
- In August 2016, the economic climate is stable in the building construction industry
- The economic climate is stable in the building industry in March 2012
- The economic climate gets worse in the building industry in June 2014
- In February 2015, the economic climate remains unfavorable in the building construction industry
- In April 2013, households consumption of goods slightly decreased (-0.3%)
- In March, households consumption in manufactured goods decreased (-0.7%)
- In the third quarter of 2011, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 6.84% over a one-year period
- In January 2015, the economic climate has slightly declined in the building construction industry
- Households consumption in manufactured goods decreased in July (-1.2%) and August (-1.0 %)
- In June, households’ consumption in goods increased (+1.2%), but decreased over the quarter (-1.8%)
- In December, the scrappage program drives consumption in manufactured goods upward (+2.1%)
- In May, household durables foster the consumption in manufactured goods (+0.7%)
- In March, households consumption in manufactured goods increased (+1.2%)
- Households consumption in manufactured goods upturned in June (+1.4 %)
- Despite a decrease in June (-0.8%), households consumption of goods increased in the second quarter (+0.3%)
- In February, households consumption in manufactured goods increased (+0.9%)
- Households consumption of goods in August got back to its level of June (+0.4% in July then -0.4% in August)
- In Q3 2013, the labor cost index-total labor costs decreased sharply
- Households’ consumption on goods increased in July (+0.4%) then decreased in August (–0.8%)
- In January, households consumption in manufactured goods decreased (-0.5%)
- In June 2012, the economic climate remains deteriorated in services
- Household consumption expenditure in manufactured goods – may 2009
- In October 2021, the price of oil accelerated
- In October, households’ consumption in manufactured goods decreases (–0.7%)
- In April 2021, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets fell by 0.6% year on year
- In May 2015, household consumption of goods was virtually stable (+0.1%)
- In September, car purchases support households’ consumption in manufactured goods (+1.5%)
- In January 2016, household consumption expenditure on goods rose again (+0.6%)
- In April, households’ consumption in goods is dynamic anew (+0.6%)
- In Q1 2012, the labor cost index decreased
- In October, household consumption of goods decreased (-0.2%) because of a sharp decrease in expenditure on energy products
- In February 2016, household consumption expenditure on goods kept increasing (+0.6%)
- In January, households consumption in manufactured goods decreased (–2.7%)
- Household consumption expenditure on goods kept growing in March (+0.2%), it bounced back over the first quarter (+1.7% after -0.5 %)
- In April 2015, household consumption of goods was virtually stable (+0.1%)
- In October 2014, household consumption of goods decreased again (-0.9% after -0.5%)
- Households’ consumption on goods slightly increased in September (+0.1%) and over the third quarter (+0.2%)
- In November 2015, household consumption of goods decreased again (–1.1%)
- In June, households’ consumption in manufactured goods decreased (–1.4%)
- Household consumption of goods was stable in September and grew by 0.7% over the third quarter
- In December 2023, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles has improved
- Household consumption expenditure on goods was virtually stable in April 2016 (-0.1%)
- After rising for three months, household consumption expenditure on goods was broadly stable in February (+0.1%)
- In November, households consumption in manufactured goods holds (–0.1%)
- In July, households’ consumption in manufactured goods increased (+2.7%) then decreased in August (-1.6%)
- In May 2021, consumer prices increased by 1.4% year-on-year
- In October 2015, household consumption of goods fell back (–0.7%)
- In the third quarter of 2010, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 1.20% over a one-year period.
- Despite a rebound in December (+0.7%), household consumption of goods declined over the fourth quarter of 2015 (-0.9%)
- In May, household consumption expenditure on goods diminished (-0.7%)
- Household consumption on goods slightly decreased in September (-0.1%) and over the third quarter (-0.1%)
- In May, households’ consumption in goods increased again (+0.4%)
- Households consumption of goods was stable in December, slightly decreased over the fourth quarter (-0.1%)
- In February 2014, household consumption of goods was almost stable (+0.1%)
- In October, households’ consumption in goods is stable
- In May 2013, households consumption of goods increased (+0.5%)
- In May, households’ consumption in goods decreased again (-0.8%)
- In January, households’ consumption in goods decreased again (–0.4%)
- Households consumption of goods slightly decreased in October (–0.2%)
- Despite September’s decrease (-0.5%), households’ consumption in goods slightly increased over the third quarter (+0.2%)
- Household consumption of goods increased slightly in early summer (+0.3% in July and +0.0% in August)
- In April, households’ consumption in goods markedly decreased (-1.8%)
- In July 2011, new orders in industry increased by 0.9%
- In December 2010, car purchases spurred households’ consumption in manufactured goods again (+0.6%)
- Households consumption of goods slightly increased in November (+0.2%)
- Household consumption of goods decreased in September (-0.8%), but increased over the third quarter (+0.2%)
- Household consumption on goods increased in June (+0.9%), as over the second quarter (+1.0%)
- In January 2013, Households consumption of goods decreased (-0.8%) with the fall in car purchases
- In December 2023, the business climate in manufacturing industry has slightly rebounded, returning to its long-term average
- Despite a slight decline in December (-0.1%), household consumption on goods increased over the fourth quarter (+0.8%)
- Household consumption of goods increased in December (+1.5%), and was almost stable over the fourth quarter of 2014 (+0.1%)
- In May 2014, household consumption of goods recovered (+1.0% after -0.2%)
- In November, household consumption of goods picked up (+1.4%) because of a sharp rebound in expenditure on energy products
- In January 2014, Households consumption of goods decreased (-2.1%) with the fall in car and energy expenditure
- In April 2014, household consumption of goods declined slightly (-0.3%)
- Despite a downturn in March (-0.6%), household consumption of goods grew sharply over the first quarter of 2015 (+1.6%)
- Households consumption of goods increased in March (+1.3%), but decreased over the first quarter (-0.4%)
- Despite June slight increase (+0.1%), households’ consumption on goods slightly decreased over the second quarter (–0.2%)
- In November, households’ consumption in goods decreased very slightly (–0.1%)
- The prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food stores increased by 0.2% in August 2010
- The consumer confidence indicator slightly decreased
- In February 2013, Households consumption of goods slightly decreased (-0.2%)
- In December, households’ consumption in goods decreased (–0.7%)
- Households consumption of goods in August was at its level of June (-0.7% in July then +0.7% in August)
- In June, household consumption expenditure on goods decreased again (-0.8%), it was stable over the second quarter (0.0% after +1.5%)
- In July, household consumption expenditure on goods edged down (-0.2%)
- Increase in payroll employment in Q3 2010 (flash estimate)
- In July and August, households’ consumption in goods stabilized (–0.2% followed by +0.2%)
- Household consumption expenditure on goods bounced back in August 2016 (+0.7%)
- Despite March sharp decrease (-2.9%), households’ consumption in goods slightly increased over the first quarter (+0.2%)
- In January 2015, household consumption expenditure on goods increased again (+0.6%)
- Household consumption of goods bounced back in November 2014 (+0.4% after -0.8%)
- Increasing in June (+0.4%), household consumption of goods was almost stable over the second quarter of 2015 (–0.1%)
- Increase in payroll employment in Q2 2011 (flash estimate)
- Household consumption on goods increased in March (+0.4%), but decreased over the first quarter (-1.2%)
- Slight decline in payroll employment in Q1 2010 (flash estimate)
- In July 2015, the business climate has improved in services
- Decline in payroll employment reduced in Q2 2009
- In Q1 2016, payroll employment incrased again (flash estimate)
- Increase in payroll employment in Q2 2010 (flash estimate)
- In February, new orders in industry decreased by 0.6%
- Ongoing decrease of employment in Q1 2013 (flash estimate)
- Slight decrease in employment in Q1 2014 (flash estimate)
- In 2013, investment in the manufacturing industry, would decrease by
- In March 2015, the business climate is virtually stable in services
- Slight increase in employment in Q4 2013 (flash estimate)
- Decrease in employment in Q3 2014, essentially in temporary employment (flash estimate)
- According to business leaders, in the manufacturing industry, investment would stay stable in 2013
- Increase in payroll employment in Q4 2010 (flash estimate)
- Virtual stability in employment in Q4 2014, due to the increase in temporary employment (flash estimate)
- In October 2011, the economic climate in services is almost stable
- In Q4 2015, payroll employment incrased (flash estimate)
- In June 2014, the business climate in services is unchanged
- In October 2013, the business remains almost stable in services
- In July 2012, the economic climate in services remains sluggish
- Ongoing decrease of employment in Q3 2013 (flash estimate)
- Payroll employment incrases in Q2 2015 due to temporary employment (flash estimate)
- Ongoing decrease of employment in Q2 2013 (flash estimate)
- Increase in payroll employment in Q1 2011 (flash estimate)
- In December 2010, the turnover in manufacturing industry increased by 0.2%
- Strong decrease of employment in Q3 2012 (flash estimate)
- Payroll employment in decrease in Q4 2011 (flash estimate)
- Slight decrease of employment in Q2 2012, driven by the fall of temporary employment (flash estimate)
- Ongoing decrease of employment in Q4 2012 (flash estimate)
- In Q2 2016, payroll employment increased once again (flash estimate)
- Near stagnation in payroll employment in Q3 2011 (flash estimate)
- Payroll employment decrases slightly in Q1 2015 (flash estimate)
- Slight increase in employment in Q2 2014 (flash estimate)
- Industrial investment survey – april 2009
- In manufacturing industry, business managers continue to forecast
- According to business managers, investment would increase by 6% in manufacturing industry
- In manufacturing industry, investment would rebound of 14% in 2011
- In September 2012, the business climate remains dull in services
- According to business managers, investment in manufacturing industry would decrease in 2009 and, less markedly, in 2010
- In 2009, according to business managers, investment would drop of 23% in manufacturing industry
- In December 2023, building managers’ opinion about their activity has slightly deteriorated
- In manufacturing industry, business managers forecast that investment will increase in 2016 after a slight decrease in 2015
- The rebound in investment is confirmed for 2010: +5% according to business managers in the manufacturing industry
- In March, new orders in industry increased by 2.6%
- In the manufacturing industry, business managers forecast a significant increase in their investment in 2016
- In the manufacturing industry, business managers forecast an investment drop in 2013 after a slight increase in 2012
- According to business managers, investment in manufacturing industry would increase slightly in 2010
- In the manufacturing industry, business managers forecast that investment will slightly increase in 2016 after being steady in 2015
- In manufacturing industry, business managers forecast a rebound of investment by 15% in 2011
- The turnover in manufacturing industry increased by 2.8% in November 2010
- According to business leaders, in the manufacturing industry, investment will slightly increase in 2014
- In 2013, investment in the manufacturing industry would increase by 6% compared to 2012, according to business managers
- In 2014, investment in the manufacturing industry will increase by 4 %, according to business managers
- In 2012, investment in the manufacturing industry would increase by 5% compared to 2011, according to business managers
- The turnover in manufacturing industry decreased markedly in June 2011 (–2.7%)
- In 2014, according to business leaders, in the manufacturing industry, invstment will slightly increase in 2014
- In manufacturing industry, business managers forecast a rebound in investment in 2011 : +9% after -2% in 2010
- In 2011, investment in the manufacturing industry would increase by 14% according to business managers
- According to business leaders, in the manufacturing industry, investment will increase by 3% in 2015
- According business leaders, in manufacturing industry, investment would stay dynamic in 2012 : +7% comparing to 2011
- In the manufacturing industry, business managers forecast a slight investment drop in 2014
- In manufacturing industry, business managers forecast an increase more moderated in investment in 2012 : +4% after +11% in 2011
- In April, new orders in industry increased by 0.3%
- Decrease in the unemployment rate in Q2 2010
- Business managers of the manufacturing industry plan to increase their investment significantly in 2016
- In the manufacturing industry, business managers forecast that investment will increase by 2% in 2015
- In the manufacturing industry, business managers forecast that investment will increase by 7% in 2015
- In the manufacturing industry, business managers forecast that investment will slightly decrease in 2015 after being steady in 2014
- Stability in the unemployment rate in Q3 2010
- The unemployment rate is stable in Q3 2009
- Stability of the unemployment rate in Q1 2010
- ILO Unemployment and Labour Market-related indicators (Labour Force Survey results) – 1st Quarter 2009
- The unemployment rate rose in Q4 2009
- Decrease in the unemployment rate in Q2 2011
- Unemployment rate increases by 0.1 point in Q2 2013
- Unemployment rate was steady in Q1 2014
- Unemployment rate increases in Q4 2012
- The unemployment rate decreased by 0.1 points in Q4 2015
- Decrease in the unemployment rate in Q1 2011
- The unemployment rate was stable in Q1 2016
- Increase in the unemployment rate in Q3 2011
- In June 2020, consumer prices increased by 0.1% year on year
- ILO Unemployment and Labour Market-related indicators (Labour Force Survey results) - Second Quarter 2009
- The unemployment rate was steady in Q2 2015
- New unemployment rate increase in Q3 2012
- New unemployment rate increase in Q1 2012
- Unemployment rate decreased by 0.1 point in Q4 2013
- The unemployment rate increased by 0.1 point in Q4 2014
- New unemployment rate increase in Q2 2012
- Unemployment rate was almost steady in Q2 2014
- Increase of new orders in July
- The unemployment rate increased in Q3 2014
- Increase in the unemployment rate in Q3 2015
- The unemployment rate decreased by 0.3 points in Q2 2016
- The unemployment rate increased by 0.1 point in Q4 2011
- The unemployment rate decreased by 0.1 point in Q1 2015
- In March 2023, household consumption of goods decreased again (-1.3%)
- In March 2010, the economic climate improves in manufacturing industry
- The improvement in economic climat marks time in manufacturing industry
- The economic situation in manufacturing industry improves anew
- The improvement in economic climate marks time in manufacturing industry
- In the first quarter of 2011, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 3.05% over a one-year period
- In October 2014, the turnover decreased in the wholesale trade and in information and communication
- In July 2014, the business climate in manufacturing industry is stable
- Monthly business survey (goods-producing industries) – May 2009
- In July 2011, the business climate indicator deteriorates in manufacturing industry
- In September 2010, the business climate indicator in manufacturing industry continues to progress
- In September 2011, the business climate indicator decreases markedly in manufacturing industry
- In March 2011, the economic climate improves anew in manufacturing industry
- The economic situation in manufacturing industry continues to improve
- The economic situation in manufacturing industry improved slightly
- In May 2020, consumer prices increased by 0.2% year on year
- In February 2016, the business climate in manufacturing holds steady, above its long-term average
- In April 2015, the business climate in manufacturing industry has improved
- In May 2010, economic climates’ improvement continues in manufacturing industry
- In July 2013, the business climate in manufacturing industry
- In August 2015, the business climate in manufacturing is still improving
- In Juny 2012, the business climate deteriorates slightly in manufacturing industry
- In November 2013, the business climate improves again in services
- In March 2012, the business climate improves in manufacturing industry
- In February 2012, the business climate in manufacturing industry is stable
- In June 2014, the business climate in manufacturing industry deteriorates
- In Q3 2023, GDP fell slightly (-0.1%), as did household purchasing power (-0.2% per consumption unit).
- In the second quarter of 2011, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 5.01% over a one-year period
- In August 2015, the turnover dropped in the wholesale trade and went on increasing in Information and communication
- In May, new orders in industry decreased by 1.2%
- In October 2015, the turnover declined in the wholesale trade and rebounded in business support activities
- In August 2011, new orders in industry increased by 0.6%
- In November, consumer’s confidence indicator is still increasing (+2 points)
- In October 2015, the business climate in manufacturing remains above its long-term average
- In April 2013, households’ confidence was stable
- In April 2011, the economic climat stabilizes in manufacturing industry
- In August 2019, consumer prices increased by 1.1% year on year
- In August 2016, slight rebound in oil prices and sharp decline in raw food commodity prices
- In April 2016, the business climate in manufacturing has recovered
- In March 2016, the business climate in manufacturing has declined slightly
- Consumer prices slowed down on average from 2018 to 2019
- In December 2019, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.2% in hyper and supermarkets
- Producer prices in industry bounced back in July 2019 (+0.5%)
- In Q1 2020, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 1.39% over a year
- In June 2019, the business climate remains stable in the building construction industry
- Monthly business survey (goods-producing industries) – June 2009
- In December 2015, the business climate in manufacturing has slightly increased
- In the first quarter of 2015, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” decreased by 1.0% over a year
- In April 2024, the business climate in manufacturing industry has retreated sharply
- In March 2016, the turnover improved in wholesale trade but dropped in business support activities and in transportation
- Debt of the general government according to the Maastricht definition – 1st Quarter 2009
- In 2013 Q4 French GDP increased (+0.3%) while households’ purchasing power declined (–0.2%)
- In June 2015, the business climate in manufacturing has fallen back
- In May 2016, the business climate in manufacturing is virtually stable above its long-term average
- In February 2015, the business climate is nearly stable in manufacturing industry, close to its average level
- In January 2016, the business climate in manufacturing is stable above its long-term average
- In May 2011, the business climate indicator decreases slightly in manufacturing industry
- In the fourth quarter 2014, producer prices of services sold to French businesses were stable
- In June 2016, the business climate in manufacturing has worsened but remains above normal
- In January 2010, the economic climat improves in manufacturing industry
- In February 2010, the economic climate stabilizes in manufacturing industry
- In December 2013, the business climate in manufacturing industry has improved anew
- Corporate bankruptcies: -7.8% in October 2009
- In June 2011, the business climate indicator improves in manufacturing industry
- In October 2014, the business climate in manufacturing industry has slightly improved
- In August 2013, the business climate in manufacturing industry
- In April 2013, the business climate in manufacturing industry
- The Consumer Prices Index decreased by 0.2% in September 2013; it rose by 0.9% year-on-year
- In November 2011, the business climate in manufacturing industry weakened again
- In July 2010, the business climate indicator increased in manufacturing industry anew
- In Ocober 2010, the economic climate continues to improve in manufacturing industry
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction of January 2015
- Ongoing decrease in payroll employment in Q2 2013
- In May 2016, the business climate gets better in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In November 2013, the business climate still declines in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles
- Unemployment rate increases by 0.1 point in Q3 2013
- In November 2012, the business climate in manufacturing industry
- In December 2010, the economic climate improves in manufacturing industry
- In november 2010, the business climate indicator decreased slightly in manufacturing industry
- In November 2013, the business climate in manufacturing industry remains stable
- In January 2011, the economic climate improves significantly in manufacturing industry
- In June 2010, the business climate indicator decreased slightly in manufacturing industry
- In October 2012, the business climate in manufacturing industry
- In September 2013, the improvement of business climate in manufacturing industry is pausing
- In May 2012, the business climate deteriorates in manufacturing industry
- Corporate bankruptcies: +5.6% in November 2009
- In May 2016, the French business climate improves
- A moderate improvement of the economic climate in services in October 2010
- In June 2013, prices of frequently purchased goods in hyper and supermarkets increased by 0.1%
- In October 2013, the turnover decreased in the transportation and storage and in business support activities
- In February 2015, the sales volume increased in retail trade and personal services
- In the fourth quarter 2015, pressure on production capacity eased
- In May 2015, households’ confidence declines slightly (-1 point)
- In October 2023 the industrial producer prices were unchanged over a month and went down over a year (-1.4%)
- In May 2016, the turnover recovered in wholesale trade and increased again in business services
- the French business climate decreases in july 2012
- In June 2012, new orders in industry decreased (-0.7%)
- In July 2013, the turnover increased in the wholesale trade and business services
- In July 2014, manufacturing output decreased slightly (–0.3%)
- In October 2019, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- In June 2013, the business climate in manufacturing industry
- In June, the turnover was steady in the wholesale trade and slightly rose in business support activities
- In October 2015, the sales volume decreased in overall retail trade
- In January 2015, households’ confidence is stable
- In April 2012, the business climate weakens in manufacturing industry
- In May 2013, the business climate in manufacturing industry
- In March 2015, the business climate in manufacturing industry stays close to its average level
- In January 2015, the business climate is stable in manufacturing industry, close to its average level
- In February 2011, the business climate indicator decreased slightly in manufacturing industry
- In November 2015, the business climate in manufacturing is virtually stable above its long-term average
- In August 2012, the business climate in manufacturing industry remains deteriorated
- In January 2013, the business climate in manufacturing industry
- In April 2014, households’ confidence decreased (-3 points)
- In September 2012, the business climate in manufacturing industry
- In January 2012, new deterioration of the business climate in manufacturing industry
- In December 2014, the business climate is stable in manufacturing industry
- In July 2012, the business climate in manufacturing industry remains deteriorated
- In March 2014, the business climate in manufacturing industry remains stable
- In October 2013, the business climate in manufacturing industry is nearly steady
- In May 2015, the business climate in manufacturing continues to improve
- In September 2013, the turnover increased sharply in the transportation and storage
- Manufacturing industry turnover was virtually stable in October 2020 (+0.2%)
- In September 2014, the business climate in manufacturing industry is unchanged
- In July 2016, the business climate in manufacturing has recovered slightly
- In Q4 2015, producer prices of services sold to French businesses were virtually stable
- In November 2011, the turnover increased in real estate activities (+2.4 %), in transportation and storage (+1.3 %) and, to a lesser extent, in the wholesale trade (+0.4 %) and in information and comm
- The consumer price index decreased by 0.6% in February 2010
- In February 2020, consumer prices increased by 1.4% year on year
- Household consumption expenditure on goods bounced back in September (+0.9%) and increased again over the third quarter (+0.7%)
- In December 2009, the turnover decreases in the information and communication sector and in business support activities
- In February 2012, new orders in industry were almost stable (+0.1%)
- In May 2014, the business climate in manufacturing industry deteriorates slightly
- In January 2010, the turnover increased in the information and communication sector and remained stable in the other sectors
- In March 2012, the turnover fell in information and communication and in business support activities
- In July 2012, new orders in industry decreased (-1.1%)
- In August 2013, the turnover decreased in the wholesale trade and business services.
- In March, the turnover increased in the wholesale trade, in the transportation and storage sector and in real estate activities
- In January 2016, the turnover declined in the wholesale, in business support activities services and in real estate
- In June 2011, the turnover fell in transportation and storage, in business support activities and in the wholesale trade
- In February 2016, the turnover improved in transportation, and in business support activities services
- In December 2012, the turnover increased in the wholesale trade, in transportation and storage and in business support activities
- Households' purchasing power went up in Q2 (+0.7% after -0.5%)
- In April 2011, new orders in industry decreased by 1.1%
- In Q3 2023, hourly wages increased by 4.2% over a year, hourly costs by 4.0%
- In December 2013, the turnover increased in the wholesale trade and business services (excluding real estate activities)d services and trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
- In January 2015, the turnover decreased in business support activities and in the wholesale trade
- In January 2011, the turnover increased in information and communication and in the wholesale trade
- In February 2014, the turnover improved in the wholesale trade and in business services, except in information and communication
- In January 2014, the business climate in manufacturing industry is stable
- In May, the turnover increased in the wholesale trade and business services, particularly in transportation and storage (+1.0 %)
- In June 2014, the turnover bounced back in transportation and storage, in the wholesale trade and in business support activities
- In June 2020, manufacturing continued to recover (+14.4%)
- In April 2012, new orders in industry increased (+1.7%)
- In February 2013, the business climate in manufacturing industry
- In April 2014, the business climate in manufacturing industry remains stable
- In April 2023, sales volume in trade decreased again (‑1.2%)
- Increase in industrial production in May
- In December 2012, the business climate in manufacturing industry
- In March 2013, the business climate in manufacturing industry
- In February 2014, the business climate in manufacturing industry is stable
- In August 2016, the business climate in manufacturing has fallen back
- In the third quarter of 2013, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 0.28% over a year
- In September 2016, the business climate in manufacturing recovers
- In August 2011, the turnover rose in business support activities and in the wholesale trade
- In the third quarter of 2014, the Commercial Rent Index is almost stable over a year
- In october, new orders in industry increased slowly by 0.2%
- In December 2011, the business climate in manufacturing industry deteriorated anew
- Slightly rise of the consumer price index in November 2010: +0.1%
- In April 2012, the turnover bounced in business support activities and in information and communication
- In November 2010, the turnover rose in transportation and storage and in the wholesale trade
- In November 2020, consumer prices increased by 0.2% year on year
- In December 2017, the turnover fell back sharply in large-scale food retailing (−1.7%)
- In September 2013, the business climate improves again in services
- Demand adressed to manufacturing industry increased in Q2 2010
- In July 2015, the business climate in manufacturing has improved again
- In September 2015, the business climate in manufacturing has increased again
- In August 2014, the business climate in manufacturing industry deteriorates
- In September, the turnover dipped in transportation and storage whereas it grew in the wholesale trade
- In November 2014, the business climate improved slightly in the wholesale trade
- In March 2011, the turnover rose in transportation and storage but decreased in business support activities
- In August, the turnover grew in business services whereas it declined in the wholesale trade
- In September, households’ confidence slightly deteriorated (-2 points)
- In November 2020, the French business climate and the employment climate have deteriorated sharply
- In September 2015, the turnover was stable in the wholesale trade but declined in business support activities
- In November 2020, the business climate has deteriorated very sharply in retail trade and in trade and repair of vehicles
- In April 2016, manufacturing output bounced back (+1.3%)
- In Q3 2020, rents increased by 0.1%
- In November 2020, the business climate in industry has slightly deteriorated
- In September 2020, sales volume in trade fell back
- In Q3 2020, producer prices of services increased by 0.5%
- In October 2020, the price of oil decreased slightly
- In March 2015, the turnover improved in the wholesale trade and in business support activities
- In August 2024, the business climate in France has partially recovered
- In April 2010, the economic climate continues to improve in manufacturing industry
- In November 2014, the business climate continues to improve in manufacturing industry
- In October 2011, deterioration of the business climate in manufacturing industry
- In January 2018, the turnover in the manufacturing industry fell back (−0.4%)
- In May 2012, the turnover rose in the wholesale trade, in transportation and storage and in information and communication
- In February 2016, households' confidence falls back
- Demand adressed to business leaders increases in Q2 2013
- In May 2012, the turnover bounced in the retail trade and in the household services
- In August 2024, the business climate in the building construction has brightened slightly
- In August 2014, households’ confidence remained stable
- In October 2020, the prices of frequently purchased goods dropped by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- Total demand was less deteriorated in manufacturing industry
- In April 2011, the turnover increased in business support activities but fell in transportation and storage
- In May 2015, the turnover improved in the wholesale trade but declined in information and communication
- In the third quarter 2014, demand in the manufacturing industry declined
- Demand adressed to business leaders improves again in the third quarter 2013
- In December 2011, the turnover fell in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
- The consumer price index increased by 0.1% in May 2010
- In September 2015, the business climate has gone down in services
- In Q3 2010, demand adressed to business leaders still considered dynamic
- In April 2018, consumer prices rose by 0.2% over one month and by 1.6% year on year
- Demand adressed to business leaders decreased anew in Q3 2012
- In November 2010, the turnover rose in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles and in the retail trade
- In the fourth quarter 2014, production capacity loosens in the manufacturing industry
- In Q1 2012, Demand adressed to business leaders increases
- In the first quarter 2016, production capacity are more used in the manufacturing industry
- After a drop in the first semester, private payroll employment rebounded by 1.8% in the third quarter of 2020 (flash estimate)
- Production capacity more intensely used in Q3 2009 in manufacturing industry
- Production capacity more intensely used in Q4 2009 in manufacturing industry
- Demand adressed to manufacturing industry remains dynamic in Q1 2010
- In Q2 2011, Demand adressed to business leaders has fallen
- In 2018, the sharp fall in subsidised contracts caused a slight decline in civil service employment
- In the third quarter of 2013, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” decreased by 2.18% over a year
- In the fourth quarter of 2013, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” decreased by 1.46% over a year
- In the second quarter of 2013, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” decreased by 1.74% over a year
- Services Producer Price Indices: no real global trend
- Fall of demand adressed to business leaders in Q1 2013
- In Q1 2011, Demand adressed to business leaders still considered dynamic
- Demand adressed to the manufacturing industry is nearly stable in the fourth quarter 2013
- In Q4 2010, Demand adressed to business leaders has got stronger
- In Q4 2018, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 2.2% over a year
- Demand adressed to the manufacturing industry improves in the first quarter 2014
- Fall of demand adressed to business leaders in Q2 2012
- In August 2013, households’ confidence increased again (+2 points)
- In November 2014, the turnover increased in transportation and storage but decreased in the wholesale trade
- In January 2018, the sales volume in overall trade fell back (−0.8%)
- In October 2012, the economic climate in services remains sluggish
- Demand adressed to business leaders decreases in Q4 2012
- February 2010: stabilization of the economic climate in services
- Despite an increase in September, consumers’ confidence indicator is still low
- In Q1 2016, producer prices of services sold to French businesses were virtually stable
- New rise in business start-ups in February 2018
- In Q1 2020, rents are stable
- Household consumption expenditure on goods fell slightly in June (– 0.1%) and was stable over the second quarter (+0.0%)
- In Q3 2011, Demand adressed to business leaders weakens markedly
- In July 2015, the turnover improved in the wholesale trade and in business support activities
- In July 2012, the turnover rose in transportation and storage, in business support activities and in the wholesale trade
- In the second quarter 2015, pressure on production capacity is virtually stable
- In November 2020, agricultural producer prices increased by 1.1% year on year
- In the fourth quarter of 2012, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 0.06% over a year
- In July 2014, the turnover decreased in transportation and storage, in information and communication and in the wholesale trade
- In the third quarter of 2015, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” decreased by 1.2% over a year
- In October 2011, the turnover fell in real estate activities and in information and communication
- In september, new orders in industry decreased by 0.8%
- In May 2016, the sales volume increased slightly in retail trade but fell again in personal services
- In September 2019, manufacturing output improved (+0.6%)
- In Q3 2019, rents increased slightly
- In Q3 2017, the labour cost index - wages and salaries as well as the labour cost index - total labour cost increased by 0.4%
- In February 2013, households’ confidence was stable
- In the fourth quarter of 2010, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 1.73% over a one-year period.
- In February 2024, oil prices accelerated, the price of gas dropped again
- In June, households’ confidence was stable
- In the first quarter of 2013, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 1.79% over a year
- In the second quarter 2014, the demand addressed to the manufacturing industry has deteriorated
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products slid in January
- In December 2019, consumer prices increased by 1.4% year on year
- In September 2013, households’ confidence kept recovering (+1 point)
- In February 2012, the economic climate in services remains stable
- In October 2017, the business climate in manufacturing stabilises at its highest level since December 2007
- In August 2024, the business climate has slightly rebounded in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In April, households confirm their pessimism (–3 points)
- In Q3 2016, the Housing Rent Reference Index was virtually stable (+0.06% over a year)
- In September 2016, consumer prices decreased by 0.2% over a month; they rose by 0.4% year-on-year
- In October 2024, the business climate in manufacturing industry has sharply darkened
- In September 2014, the turnover increased in information and communication
- In the first quarter of 2012, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 4.05% over a year
- The revised index of hourly labour cost - all employees (ICHTrev-TS); a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- In August 2016, manufacturing output increased sharply (+2.2%)
- In the fourth quarter of 2014, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 0.6% over a year
- In the second quarter 2016, production capacity are more used in the manufacturing industry
- In May 2013, the turnover went down in business support activities and in transportation and storage
- In the second quarter of 2012, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 4.58% over a year
- In December 2020, the business managers in the building industry are much more optimistic than in November about their own business prospects
- In April 2013, the turnover took off in the wholesale trade and business services
- Services Producer Price Indices in Q4: downward trends soften, some prices pick up
- In Q2 2016, producer prices of services sold to French businesses rebounded slightly
- Services Producer Price Indices : Slight increases in the fourth quarter 2011
- In the third quarter 2014, producer prices of services sold to French businesses were stable
- In October 2015, the business climate in services has reached its long-term average for the first time in four years
- In November 2015, the business climate in services remains slightly above its long-term average
- In October 2014, the business climate remains almost stable in services
- In November 2013, the turnover decreased in the wholesale trade and increased in various business support activities
- In October 2013, households’ confidence remained stable
- In the first quarter 2015, production capacity are moderately drawn tight in the manufacturing industry
- In the third quarter 2015, demand prospects in the manufacturing industry have continued to improve
- The Housing Rent Reference Index in Q2 2024
- In March 2014, the business climate remains almost stable in services
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in July 2023
- In June 2024, consumer prices increased by 0.1% over one month and by 2.2% year on year
- In July 2015, households’ confidence has stepped back slightly (-1 point)
- In March 2016, households' confidence declines again
- In November 2019, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- In October 2012, the turnover bounced in transportation and storage and in the wholesale trade
- Overall producer prices of agricultural products kept increasing in October
- In December 2020, the business climate has bounced back sharply in services
- In the second quarter of 2014, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” decreased by 1.0% over a year
- In the third quarter of 2014, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 0.9% over a year
- In March 2014, households’ confidence rose by 3 points
- In May 2015, the business climate improves in services
- In January, consumers are slightly more confident about their future economic situation
- In September 2016, the prices of frequently purchased goods decreased by 0,3% in hyper and supermarkets
- In July 2016, producer costs for construction were stable
- French GDP increased by 0.5% in Q3 2017
- In July 2010, the demand for new dwellings to buy turns up
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in July 2016
- In March 2014, prices of frequently purchased goods were stable in hyper and supermarkets
- In June, new orders in industry increased by 0.7%
- In January 2011, households’ confidence is almost stable
- In January 2012, the turnover increased in business support activities and in information and communication
- In December 2020, the French business climate has bounced back strongly, the employment climate has recovered more moderately
- In January 2013, prices of frequently purchased goods in Hyper and Supermarkets were steady;
- In October 2012, prices of frequently purchased goods in Hyper and Supermarkets increased by 0.2%; it rose by 1.2% year-on-year
- In January 2011, prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food were steady
- In July 2012, prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food stores increased by 0.2%; year-on-year, it rose by 1.5%
- In March 2012, prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food decreased: —0.1%; year-on-year, it rose by 3.3%
- In February 2012, prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food increased: +0.1%; year-on-year, it rose by 4.0%
- In June, households are slightly more pessimistic than in May about the economic situation (–1 point)
- In August 2014, the sales volume increased in the retail trade except for motor vehicles and motorcycles and in personal services
- In November, consumers’ confidence indicator significantly improves
- In December 2010, new orders in industry increased strongly (7.3 %) especially due to the anticipation of the end of the scrapping premium
- In December 2020, the business climate in industry ends the year slightly on the rise
- In February 2011, households’ confidence is stable
- In February, consumers confidence stops its recovery (–3 points)
- Monthly consumer confidence survey – june 2009
- In October 2014, households’ confidence was stable
- In November 2011, households’ confidence about the economic situation deteriorated (-3 points)
- In November 2013, households’ confidence slightly decreased
- In February 2015, households’ confidence improves (+2 points)
- In december 2010, the consumer’s confidence indicator loses 3 points
- In December 2012, households’ confidence increased (+2 points)
- In March 2011, households’ confidence decreases (-2 points)
- In May, households are slightly more pessimistic than in April about the economic situation (–1 point)
- In April 2019, developers' opinion on demand for new dwellings improves sharply
- In June 2019, agricultural prices increased by 4.1% over one year
- In April 2014, the turnover decreased in transportation and storage , in information and communication, and in the wholesale trade
- In Q4 2024, private payroll employment fell back by 0.2%
- In November 2021, agricultural producer prices rose by 15.8% year on year
- In April 2012, prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food were steady: 0.0%; year-on-year, it rose by 2.8%
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in November 2020
- In June 2021, households’ confidence is back above its long-term average for the first time since the health crisis began
- In June 2015, the turnover improved in the wholesale trade
- In January 2016, households' confidence improved slightly
- In 2019, employment increased in all three branches of the civil service
- In June 2011, households’ confidence is stable
- In May 2015, prices of frequently purchased goods were stable in hyper and supermarkets
- In October, households are little less pessimistic about the economic situation (+1 point)
- In February 2012, the turnover decreased in accomodation and food service activities, in household services and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
- In December 2015, households' confidence was resilient
- In November 2025, the business climate in wholesale trade is stable
- In September 2011, the turnover fell in personal services and in the retail trade
- In Q4 2023, house prices continued to decline (-1.7%)
- Consumer prices slowed down on average from 2019 to 2020
- In November 2012, households’ confidence was stable
- In June 2016, households' confidence falters slightly
- In October 2015, households' confidence dips slightly
- In October 2017, the business climate weakens slightly in services
- In August 2015, households’ confidence was stable
- In December, consumers are less confident about their future economic situation
- In February 2015, the turnover increased in business support activities but decreased in information and communication
- In August 2024, the business climate in manufacturing industry has clearly rebounded
- In September, households are worried about unemployement and less pessimistic about the economic situation
- In October 2017, the French business climate falters slightly and the employment climate rises again
- At the end of Q3 2019, the Maastricht debt accounted for €2,415.1 billion
- In June 2012, the turnover rose in accommodation and food service activities and in the retail trade
- The French business climate is improving in March 2015
- In May 2013, households’ confidence declined again (-4 points)
- In December 2011, manufacturing output decreased (-1.4%)
- In Q1 2020, producer costs for construction increased slightly (+0.2%)
- In March 2013, the turnover declined in the wholesale trade and business services
- In February 2020, the business climate has improved a little in services
- In October 2017, the economic climate improves again in the building construction industry
- In February 2020, the business climate in the manufacturing industry is stable above its average
- In November 2012, prices of frequently purchased goods in Hyper and Supermarkets increased by 0.2%; it rose by 1.0% year-on-year
- In October 2017, the business climate remains very favourable in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In December 2009, the turnover increases in the retail trade and in accomodation and food service activities
- In November 2025, the business climate in manufacturing industry has fallen back
- In April 2015, the business prospects remains badly oriented in the building craft sector
- In February 2018, the turnover in large-scale food retailing rose again (+0.9%)
- In November 2025, the business climate in services has rebounded
- In August 2015, the sales volume increased in overall retail trade but decreased in accommodation and food service activities
- In February 2020, the business climate has bounced back slightly in retail trade
- In May 2014, the sales volume increased in retail trade, except for motor vehicles and motorcycles
- In July, households are equally pessimistic about the economic situation
- In March 2014, the turnover decreased in the wholesale trade, but improved in transportation and storage
- In October 2014, the economic climate remains sluggish in the building construction industry
- In June 2014, households’ confidence went up slightly (+1 point)
- In May 2012, households’ confidence kept recovering
- In February 2012, households’ confidence was stable
- In Q3 2019, prices of second-hand dwellings continued to grow
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in March 2023
- In December 2019, oil prices increased
- In May, household consumption expenditure on goods bounced back sharply but remains below its February level (–7.2%)
- In September 2013, the sales volume decreased in accommodation and food services and household services
- The producer prices in French industry decreased slightly in May 2020 (–0.2%)
- Decrease in business start-ups in February 2020
- In May 2011, the turnover increased in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles but declined in the retail trade
- In April 2020, manufacturing output slumped sharply again (−21.9%)
- In October 2011, households are less pessimistic about the economic situation (+2 points)
- In March 2014, the sales volume increased in household services and retail trade
- In November 2020, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets fell by 0.1% year on year
- In July, the turnover increased in the wholesale trade and business services
- In December 2011, households’ confidence about the economic situation was stable
- In October 2017, consumer prices increased by 1.1% year on year
- In April 2014, the sales volume increased in accommodation and food services activities and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In February 2014, the sales volume bounced in household services
- In September 2017, further increase in producer prices in industry (+0.5%)
- In October 2017, industrialists forecast a further increase in overall and foreign demand
- Decline in business births registered in December 2023
- In March 2018, services output decreased slightly (−0.2%)
- In March, the turnover increased in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles and in the retail trade
- In June 2019, services output turned down slightly (−0.3%)
- The economic climate is deteriorating in public works in April 2010
- In June 2013, households’ confidence keeps declining (-1 point)
- In April, the turnover increased in the retail trade but decreased in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
- The economic climate remains stable in the building industry in February 2010
- In February 2011, the turnover decreased in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles and households services
- In April 2012, the turnover fell in accommodation and food service activities, in the retail trade and in the household services
- In July, households’ confidence slightly deteriorated (-2 points)
- In December 2011, new orders in industry were almost stable (-0.1%)
- In August 2017, the turnover in the manufacturing industry rose slightly (+0.3%)
- In January 2011, the turnover grew in the retail trade and personal services
- In July 2013, households’ confidence bounced (+3 points)
- In January 2024, the business climate in manufacturing industry remains stable, just below its long-term average
- In June 2011, the turnover increased in the retail trade but declined in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
- In January 2024, the business climate in services is slightly more favourable
- In Q2 2023, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” rose by 7.99% over a year
- In July 2011, households’ confidence gains 3 points
- In May 2013, the sales volume rose in the retail trade and in accommodation and food service activities
- In Q2 2023, the tertiary activities rent index rose by 6.51% over a year
- In August 2013, the sales volume rose in accomodation and food service activities.
- In July 2016, households' confidence decreases again slightly
- In October 2012, new orders in industry increased (+1.0%)
- In February 2025, consumer prices increased by 0.8% year on year
- In March 2016, the sales volume returned to normal in household services and decreased in retail trade
- In September 2017, the turnover bounced back sharply in large-scale food retailing (+2.3%)
- In August 2017, the sales volume in overall trade recovered (+0.9%)
- In November 2013, the sales volume increased in retail trade
- In September 2016, households' confidence is stable
- In August 2016, households' confidence recovers slightly
- In September 2017, agricultural prices rose by 0.6% over one year
- In July 2014, the sales volume was almost steady in overall retail trade and personal services
- the French business climate slightly declines in november 2011
- In May 2015, the sales volume increased in overall retail trade
- In October 2011, the turnover declined in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles and rose in household services
- In October 2012, households’ confidence keeps declining (-1 point)
- In February 2016, the business climate is almost stable in services
- In January 2024, the business leaders in the manufacturing industry have estimated to reduce their selling prices over the last three months
- In September 2011, the economic climate in services is significantly deteriorating
- In March 2013, households’ confidence decreased (-2 points)
- In June 2015, households’ confidence is stable
- In July 2014, households’ confidence remained stable
- In June 2011, new orders in industry increased slowly by 0.6%
- In February 2011, the business climate in services continues to improve
- The French business climate still improves in March 2011
- The French business climate is virtually stable in June 2015
- In November 2014, households’ confidence rose by 2 points
- In March 2011, the economic climate in services continues to improve
- Household consumption expenditure on goods was virtually stable in June (+0.1%) and decreased over the second quarter (−0.3%)
- In December 2013, the business climate is deteriorating in services
- Decrease in prices of second-hand dwellings in the third quarter 2013 (-0.2 %)
- In December 2014, households’ confidence rose again by 2 points
- GDP accelerated moderately in Q2 2025 (+0.3% after +0.1%)
- In December 2014, the sales volume increased in retail trade
- In March 2012, households’ confidence markedly increased
- March 2010: the economic climate in services remains uncertain
- In May 2025, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets increased by 0.5% year on year
- In November 2010, the economic climate in services is almost stable
- In November 2015, the sales volume decreased in retail trade and in accommodation and food service activities
- In October 2012, the volume of sales grew in household services and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
- In September 2023, consumer prices decreased by 0.5% over one month and rose by 4.9% year on year
- In November 2023, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 7.0% year on year
- In September 2015, households' confidence reaches its highest level since October 2007
- In June 2011, the economic climate in services is stable
- In august 2013, the business climate improved slightly in services sector
- In April 2012, households’ confidence was almost stable
- In September 2014, households’ confidence remained stable
- In july 2013, the business climate recovers slightly in services
- Between April and July 2023, rents increased by 0.3%
- In August 2024, the business climate in services has partially recovered
- Stability of services producer prices on the French market, decline on foreign markets
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in August 2023
- In January 2019, manufacturing output accelerated (+1.0%)
- In January 2020, oil prices decreased
- In May 2012, the economic climate is deteriorating in services
- In April 2016, the sales volume rallied in retail trade but fell again in accommodation and food service activities and in household services
- In January, new orders in industry decreased by 9.4% after a surge in December
- In July 2019, the turnover in large-scale food retailing decreased again (−0.4%)
- In Q1 2019, house prices went up by 2.9% year on year
- In August 2012, the economic climate remains deteriorated in services
- In February 2019, consumer prices were stable over one month and rose by 1.3% year on year
- In July 2019, optimism of small building firms about the general business outlook of the sector strengthens
- In February 2018, agricultural prices fell by 1.8% over one year
- In 2013, the basic monthly wage continues to increase slightly more in Germany than in France in real terms
- In Q4 2018, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 2.5% over a year
- In 2014, the basic monthly wage continued to increase more in Germany than in France
- In July 2012, the turnover declined in the household services and in accommodation and food service activities
- In November 2019, consumer prices rose by 0.1% over one month and by 1.0% year on year
- In Q4 2018, producer costs for construction were nearly stable (+0.1%)
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in October 2023
- In february 2013, the business climate is deteriorating in services
- In Q4 2018, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 2.2% over a year
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in December 2018
- In Q3 2017, private payroll employment slowed down slightly (flash estimate)
- In December 2022, household confidence is almost stable
- Stronger increase in basic monthly wage in Germany than in France in 2012
- Household consumption expenditure on goods recovered in April (+0.8%)
- In February 2014, the business climate remains stable in services
- The French business climate still improving in July 2009
- In October 2018, consumer prices increased by 2.2% year on year
- In November 2015, prices of frequently purchased goods remained stable in hyper and supermarkets
- In December 2022, consumer prices increased by 5.9% year on year
- Household consumption of goods accelerated in June 2025 (+0.6% after +0.1%)
- In march 2013, the business climate is deteriorating in services
- In January 2020, the business climate remains stable at a high level in the building construction industry
- In October 2013, prices of frequently purchased goods in hyper and supermarkets decreased by 0.2%
- In March 2012, the economic climate improves slightly in services
- In July 2015, prices of frequently purchased goods increased by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- In February 2014, manufacturing output increased (+0.3%)
- In December 2011, the business climate in services remains sluggish
- In May 2012, new orders in industry decreased (-1.7%)
- In April 2023, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 15.1% year on year
- In December 2015, the business climate has decreased slightly in services
- In February 2015, the business climate is almost stable in services
- In July 2016, the business climate has improved in services
- In april 2013, the business climate remains deteriorated in services
- In November 2018, producer prices in industry were virtually stable (+0.1%)
- In May 2025, services output rebounded slightly (+0.2%)
- In May, the turnover increased in the retail trade, and, to a lesser extent, in accomodation and food service activities and household services
- In July 2019, the business climate remains stable at a high level in the building construction industry
- In May 2025, sales volume in trade fell back (‑0.5%)
- In January 2014, the business climate remains stable in services
- In October, the manufacturing production decreased by 0.8 %
- The French business climate has improved again in October 2009
- The French business climate is slightly degrading in September 2014
- In September 2010, the economic climate in services remains stable
- In July, the industrial production increased by 0.6%
- The French business climate remains stable in June 2011
- In February 2016, prices of frequently purchased goods decreased slightly again in hyper and supermarkets
- In October 2014, manufacturing output decreased slightly (–0.2%)
- Business births continue to increase in March 2026
- Producer prices in industry grew by 0.8% in November 2019
- In Q3 2017, the prices of dwellings maintenance and improvement works increased slightly (+0.2%)
- Fall back in business start-ups in November 2018
- In May 2020, manufacturing output bounced back (+22.0%)
- In December 2012, prices of frequently purchased goods in Hyper and Supermarkets were steady; it rose by 0.9% year-on-year
- Les prix des produits de grande consommation dans la grande distribution baissent de 0,1% en mai 2010
- The prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food stores decreased by 0.2% in September 2010
- In March 2020, consumer prices increased by 0.6% year on year
- In February 2020, agricultural producer prices diminished by 0.2% year on year
- In February 2016, the French business climate has altered
- In August 2015, the business climate has increased again in services
- In May 2016, prices of frequently purchased goods were unchanged in hyper and supermarkets
- In Q3 2019, house prices went up by 3.3% year on year
- In March 2020, the business climate has fallen abruptly in retail trade
- Producer prices in industry were virtually stable in October 2019 (–0.1%)
- In November 2019, consumer prices increased by 1.0% year on year
- In January 2016, prices of frequently purchased goods decreased by 0,2% in hyper and supermarkets
- In November 2014, prices of frequently purchased goods have continued to decline slightly in hyper and supermarkets (-0.1%)
- In March 2019, consumer prices increased by 1.1% year on year
- In June 2020, further recovery in services output (+11.8%)
- In May 2025, manufacturing turnover decreased again (-1.8%)
- The French business climate improves in September 2010
- In June 2011, prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food increased: +0.4%
- In February 2026, the business climate has darkened
- In February 2014, prices of frequently purchased goods were stable in hyper and supermarkets
- In October 2014, prices of frequently purchased goods decreased by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- the French business climate is stable in february 2012
- In August 2011, prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food increased: +0.2%
- In July 2020, the price of oil increase less than in June
- In September 2023, manufacturing turnover fell back (-0.7%)
- In October 2024, prospects for housing starts remain degraded but have improved
- In March 2015, manufacturing output increased slightly (+0.3%)
- In Q4 2017, house prices increased by 3.9% year-on-year
- In November 2011, manufacturing output increased (+1.3%)
- In June 2020, the turnover continued to recover in the manufacturing industry (+20.5%)
- In the third quarter of 2012, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 1.48% over a year
- The French business climate is stable in July 2014
- In March 2020, oil price plummeted heavily, at its lowest level since January 2016
- The French business climate is less degraded in july 2013
- In April 2011, increase of the consumer price index: +0.3%
- In December 2015, manufacturing output decreased (-0.8%)
- In January 2018, consumer prices decline by 0.1% over a month and up 1.3% year on year
- The French business climate stabilizes in January 2014
- In September 2013, prices of frequently purchased goods in hyper and supermarkets decreased by 0.2%
- In March 2016, manufacturing output decreased again (-0.9%)
- In May 2011, the economic climate in services is stable
- In June 2015, the business climate remains stable in services
- In the fourth quarter of 2010, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 1.83% over a one-year period
- The French business climate remains stable in November 2010
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS); both a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- Slight recovery of the French business climate in December 2010
- In October 2024, activity prospects in civil engineering have degraded
- In Q2 2020, producer prices for services sold to French businesses decreased by 0.3%
- In June 2015, prices of frequently purchased goods declined by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- In January 2015, prices of frequently purchased goods declined again by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- In March 2021, the price of oil increased again
- In March 2015, the economic climate remains unfavorable in the building construction industry
- In March 2016, the French business climate is virtually stable
- In December 2015, the French business climate falters slightly
- Payroll employment : according to provisional figures, job losses decelerated in Q4 2009
- Stabilization of the French business climate in February 2010
- The French business climate is stable in April 2015
- In April 2016, the French business climate is stable
- The French business climate still improving in October 2010
- The French business climate is improving in November 2014
- The French business climate is still relatively stable in July 2010
- In March, manufacturing production increased by 0.8%
- In July 2011, manufacturing output increased (+1.4%)
- In September 2015, prices of frequently purchased goods decreased slightly in hyper and supermarkets (–0.1%)
- The French business climate is deteriorating again in april 2013
- The prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food stores increased by 0.2% in August 2009
- In October 2015, prices of frequently purchased goods were stable in hyper and supermarkets
- The French business climate stops improving in May 2011
- In March 2015, prices of frequently purchased goods declined again slightly in hyper and supermarkets (-0.1%)
- In January 2016, the turnover declined again in the manufacturing industry (–1.1%)
- In January 2016, the French business climate improves slightly
- In March 2011, prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food increased: +0.6%
- Decrease in the unemployment rate in Q4 2010
- In June 2016, prices of frequently purchased goods decreased slightly in hyper and supermarkets (-0.1%)
- In May 2013, prices of frequently purchased goods in Hyper and Supermarkets decreased by 0.1%
- The French business climate is almost steady in April 2014
- In June 2016, the business climate in services has gone down
- Slight improvement of the French business climate in January 2010
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in April 2022
- In April 2014, the business climate declines in services
- In June 2016, the French business climate returns to its long-term average
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in March 2021
- The prices of oil and raw materials rose in March
- In Q4 2015, dwellings maintenance and improvement work prices decreased by 0.1%
- French GDP increased in Q2 (+0,6%)
- Stagnation in payroll employment in Q3 2011
- Rise of payroll employment in Q4 2010
- In January 2016, producer costs for construction decreased slightly (-0.2%)
- In January 2016, business and employment prospects have improved in the building craft sector
- In November 2015, households' confidence is stable
- The French business climate degrades in June 2014
- In August 2017, the turnover fell back sharply in large-scale food retailing (−1.7%)
- Sharp rebound in services output in April 2024 (+3.6%)
- The French business climate is stable in February 2015
- The French business climate is stable in October 2014
- In August 2017, overall agricultural prices rose by 1.9% over one year
- In October 2013, manufacturing output increased slightly (+0.4%)
- In Q4 2011, the labor cost index increased
- In November 2017, the business climate improves markedly in the building construction industry
- In the fourth quarter of 2011, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 6.85% over a one-year period
- The French business climate is a little less degraded in june 2013
- the French business climate remains depressed in january 2012
- In August 2023, oil prices in euros accelerated significantly
- In November 2017, the business climate continues to improve in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In June 2011, manufacturing output strongly decreased (-1.9%)
- In March 2024, the business climate in France has improved
- The French business climate remains deteriorated in october 2012
- The French business climate stabilizes in October 2013
- In May 2013, manufacturing output decreased (-1.1%)
- In Q4 2022, payroll employment increased by 0.2%
- The French business climate remains sluggish in may 2013
- In Q1 2021, labour cost index – wages and salaries increased by 0.4% and total labour cost index by 0.8%
- The French business climate improves in April 2010
- In Q3 2023, prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works were up by 0.3% over a quarter and by 4.5% over a year
- In March 2024, the business climate in the building construction has darkened slightly
- In July 2013, prices of frequently purchased goods in hyper and supermarkets decreased by 0.1%
- In July 2011, the turnover in manufacturing industry rose by 1.5%
- In November 2015, the French business climate remains favourable
- In April, manufacturing production increased by 0.4%
- In Q1 2010, the labor cost index slowed down
- In October 2023, sales volume in trade kept decreasing (‑0.2%)
- In August 2012, new orders in industry increased (+0.8%)
- In July 2017, the sales volume in overall trade fell back (−0.4%)
- In July 2017, the turnover in the manufacturing industry recovered (+0.7%)
- Increase in industrial production in June
- In April 2012, manufacturing output decreased (-0.7%)
- In April 2014, manufacturing output rebounded slightly (+0.3%)
- In July 2017, services output recovered sharply (+1.2%)
- In March 2024, the business climate has slightly increased in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In November 2017, the business climate in services is at the highest since May 2011
- In April 2023, oil prices bounced back, those of industrial raw materials fell sharply
- In April 2023, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles as a whole lies just at its long-term average
- In September 2012, manufacturing output decreased strongly (-3.2%)
- The French business climate remains deteriorated in september 2012
- In August 2016, the French business climate is almost stable
- In February 2011, manufacturing output increased (+0.7%)
- The French business climate improves again in September 2013
- In Q4 2023, the unemployment rate was stable at 7.5%
- The French business climate is slightly improving in March 2014
- In December 2013, manufacturing output was stable
- the French business climate remains deteriorated in december 2011
- In July 2016, the French business climate improves
- In June 2012, prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food stores were steady; year-on-year, it rose by 1.9%
- In May 2016, the business climate in services has returned to its long-term average
- In December 2015, the turnover fell back in the manufacturing industry (–1.1%)
- In March 2014, manufacturing output decreased (–0.7%)
- In Q2 2023, the Commercial Rent Index rose by 6.60% over a year
- The French business climate is stable in January 2015
- In December 2012, the turnover in manufacturing industry grew by 2.2% compared to November
- In December 2010, the economic climate in services improves slightly
- The French business climate is deteriorating in July 2011
- The French business climate remains stable in May 2010
- In January 2014, manufacturing output increased (+0.7%)
- The French business climate is at its highest level since summer 2011
- The French business climate still stable in June 2010
- In October 2010, the turnover decreased in the retail trade but increased in household services
- In January 2016, the business climate in services has returned to its long-term average
- In Q2 2016, house prices increased by 0.8% year-on-year
- the French business climate is stagnating in april 2012
- In May 2012, manufacturing output decreased (-1.0%)
- In September 2012, prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food stores decreased by 0.2%; year-on-year, it rose by 1.2%
- In February 2016, the turnover levelled off in the manufacturing industry
- In July 2014, prices of frequently purchased goods in hyper and supermarkets decreased by 0.1%
- Tthe French business climate improves slightly again in January 2011
- In December 2014, the turnover grew slightly in the manufacturing industry (+0.3)
- Services output dropped slightly in February 2023 (‑0.2%)
- The prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food stores decrease by 0.2% in June 2010
- The French business climate is stable in March 2010
- In March 2023 the industrial producer prices rose by 1.3% over a month and by 9.5% over a year
- The prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food were increasing slightly in November 2010
- In September 2014, manufacturing output increased (+0.6%)
- Slight deterioration of the French business climate in October 2011
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in August 2017
- In April 2025, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets increased by 0.1% year on year
- In April 2016, households' confidence is stable
- In Q1 2025, payroll employment was virtually stable (-0.1%)
- In July 2016, prices of frequently purchased goods decreased again slightly in hyper and supermarkets (-0.1%)
- In January 2012, households’ confidence is almost stable
- In May 2022, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 4.1% year on year
- The French business climate remains unfavorable in november 2012
- The prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food stores decreased by 0.2% in December 2009
- In April 2015, prices of frequently purchased goods were stable in hyper and supermarkets
- In May 2014, prices of frequently purchased goods decreased by 0,2% in hyper and supermarkets
- The French business climate remains unfavorable in january 2013
- the French business climate improves clearly in march 2012
- In September 2016, the French business climate improves slightly
- In February 2011, prices of frequently purchased goods in large and predominantly food increased slightly
- In February 2013, prices of frequently purchased goods in Hyper and Supermarkets decreased by 0.1%
- In June 2014, prices of frequently purchased goods decreased by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- In Q4 2010, the labor cost index slightly increased
- Increase of the labor cost index for the second quarter, with important disparities among sectors
- In Q2 2012, the labor cost index increased by 0,5 %
- In December 2010, the turnover bounced in information and communication and in business support activities
- In April, the turnover increased in the wholesale trade and business services, particularly in information and communication (+2.0 %)
- In December 2011, the turnover rose in real estate activities but fell in the wholesale trade
- In October 2010, the turnover decreased in transportation and storage but increased in the other sectors
- In December 2014, the turnover rose in information and communication and in the wholesale trade but fell in transportation and storage
- In February 2013, the turnover went down in the wholesale trade, except for motor vehicles and motorcycles but took off in business services
- In November 2012, the turnover fell in the wholesale trade and in transportation and storage
- In June 2016, the turnover fell back in the wholesale trade and in business services
- In July 2016, the turnover fell again in business services and in wholesale trade
- New orders in industry are well-nigh sluggish in November (+0.2%)
- In February, the turnover decreased in household services, in the retail trade and in accommodation and food service activities
- In July 2015, the sales volume recovered in accommodation and food service activities and slowed in overall retail trade
- In February 2016, the sales volume soared in household services but decreased in trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
- In September 2015, the sales volume levelled off in retail trade and increased in trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
- In June 2015, the sales volume increased again in overall retail trade but decreased in accommodation and food service activities
- Except for motor vehicles and motorcycles, in August 2012, the turnover declined in the retail trade
- In January 2010, the turnover decreased in the retail trade and in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
- In July, the turnover expanded in the retail trade but decreased in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles and in household services
- In May 2011, new orders in industry increased by 1.4%
- In January 2012, the turnover declined in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles but grew in the retail trade
- In November 2011, the turnover rose in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles and in accommodation and food service activities
- In March 2011, the turnover bounced in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles but weakened in the retail trade
- In April 2011, the turnover bounced back in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles but went up in accommodation and food service activities
- In February 2013, the volume of sales upturned in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles, in household services and in accommodation and food service activities
- In July 2011, the turnover declined in accommodation and food service activities and was broadly stable in the retail trade
- In January 2013, the volume of sales declined in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles, in accommodation and food service activities and in household services
- In March 2012, the turnover bounced in accomodation and food service activities and decreased once more in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
- In October 2014, the sales volume decreased in household services but increased slightly in trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
- In February 2011, new orders in industry increased by 2.4%
- In January 2015, the sales volume decreased in trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles and decelerated in retail trade
- In November 2014, the sales volume increased in retail trade but decreased in accommodation and food service activities
- In June 2014, the sales volume decreased in accommodation and food service activities and in household activities
- In December 2013, the sales volume increased in household services and trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
- Household consumption expenditure on goods fell sharply in October (−1.9%)
- In September 2014, the sales volume decreased in the retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles and motocycles
- In August 2011, the turnover rose in the trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles and in the retail trade
- In November 2012, new orders in industry were almost stable (-0.1%)
- In December, new orders in industry increased by 14.9%
- In August 2015, manufacturing output increased signicantly (+2.2%)
- In July 2015, manufacturing output decreased again (–1.0%)
- In July 2013, manufacturing output decreased (-0.7%)
- In May 2011, manufacturing output clearly increased (+1.5%)
- In July, the manufacturing production increased by 1.4%
- In April 2015, manufacturing output decreased (–1.0%)
- In January 2011, manufacturing output increased (+1.8%)
- In September 2013, manufacturing output went down (–0.7%)
- In June 2013, manufacturing output decreased slightly (-0.4%)
- In November, the manufacturing production increased by 2.2 %
- In May 2014, manufacturing output plummeted (–2.3%)
- In August, the manufacturing production was stable
- In June 2014, manufacturing output increased (+1.6%)
- In August 2013, manufacturing output improved slightly (+0.3%)
- In November manufacturing production increased by 1.6%
- In September, the manufacturing production is almost stable
- In August 2014, manufacturing output decreased slightly (–0.2%)
- In september, Despite a decrease in September (-1.6%), manufacturing production increased in Q3 2009 (+3.3%)
- In August 2012, manufacturing output increased (+1.8%)
- In January 2013, manufacturing output decreased (-1.4%)
- In February 2012, manufacturing output strongly decreased (-1.2%) while output in total industry is stabilized by the cold spell (+0.3%)
- In June, manufacturing production decreased by 1.3%
- In February 2015, manufacturing output was stable
- In December 2014, manufacturing output bounced back (+1.2%)
- In June 2015, the turnover levelled off in the manufacturing industry (+0.1%)
- In October 2015, the turnover fell back in manufacturing (–1.0%)
- The turnover in manufacturing industry significantly rose in may 2011 (+2.1%)
- In March 2012, the turnover in manufacturing industry decreased by 1.6%
- In November 2009, the turnover in manufacturing industry rose 1.1%
- In March 2016, the turnover fell slightly in the manufacturing industry (–0.2%)
- In October 2012, the turnover in manufacturing industry went up by 0.9% compared to September
- In November 2015, the turnover rebounded in the manufacturing industry (+1.3%)
- In July 2016, the turnover fell again in the manufacturing industry (-0.7%)
- In May 2015, the turnover went up in the manufacturing industry (+1.2%)
- In August 2014, the turnover in manufacturing industry rose slightly (+0.2%)
- In April 2013, the turnover in manufacturing industry increased by 0.3% compared to March
- In June 2016, the turnover fell back in the manufacturing industry (-4.5%)
- In April 2016, the turnover declined in the manufacturing industry (–1.2%)
- In February 2011, the turnover in manufacturing industry rose by 1.1%
- In September 2013, the turnover in manufacturing industry fell by 1.5% compared to August
- In June 2012, the turnover in manufacturing industry decreased by 1.1% compared to May
- The turnover in manufacturing industry in January 2010 rose by 1.0%
- In June 2013, the turnover in manufacturing industry grew by 0.5% compared to May
- In November 2013, the turnover in manufacturing industry remained stable compared to October (+0.1%)
- The turnover in manufacturing industry increased in May (+0.5%)
- In December 2009, the turnover in manufacturing industry is stable
- In June 2014, the turnover in manufacturing industry climbed compared to May (+1.9%)
- In August 2013, the turnover in manufacturing industry improved by 1.8% compared to July
- In February 2013, the turnover in manufacturing industry rose by 0.6% compared to January
- In January 2013, the turnover in manufacturing industry fell by 1.9% compared to December
- In January 2014, the turnover in manufacturing industry remained stable compared to November (0.0%)
- The turnover in manufacturing industry increased by 0.5% in September
- In January 2011, the turnover in manufacturing industry rose by 2.2%
- In November 2011, the turnover in manufacturing industry increased (+1.7%)
- In March 2013, the turnover in manufacturing industry rose by 0.8% compared to February
- The turnover in manufacturing industry slightly decreased in April 2010 (–0.4%)
- The turnover in manufacturing industry decreased by 1.0% in August
- In May 2013, the turnover in manufacturing industry went down by 1.8% compared to April
- In September 2014, the turnover went up in the manufacturing industry (+0.6%)
- In April 2012, the turnover in manufacturing industry increased by 0.8%
- In November 2014, the turnover rose slightly in the manufacturing industry (+0.4%)
- In July 2014, the turnover in manufacturing industry dropped compared to June (–1.1%)
- In August 2015, the turnover went down again in the manufacturing industry (–0.5%)
- In May 2014, the turnover in manufacturing industry dropped compared to April (–1.4%)
- In April 2014, the turnover in manufacturing industry levelled off compared to March (+0.1%)
- In May 2012, the turnover in manufacturing industry was steady
- In May 2014, households’ confidence remained stable
- In April 2015, the turnover declined in the manufacturing industry (–0.5%)
- In December 2011, the turnover in manufacturing industry decreased by 2.2%
- In January 2012, the turnover in manufacturing industry grew by 1.1%
- In July 2013, the turnover in manufacturing industry grew by 0.6% compared to June
- In August 2012, the turnover in manufacturing industry rose by 1.9% compared to July
- In September 2012, the turnover in manufacturing industry dropped by 2.7% compared to August
- In November 2012, the turnover in manufacturing industry fell by 1.9% compared to October
- The turnover in manufacturing industry decreased by 0.2% in February 2010
- In October 2014, the turnover went down in the manufacturing industry (–1.1%)
- In May 2016, the turnover rebounded dramatically in the manufacturing industry (+5.1%)
- In September 2011, the turnover in manufacturing industry notably decreased (–1.8%)
- In October 2011, the turnover in manufacturing industry rose by +1.2%
- In February 2012, the turnover in manufacturing industry increased by 0.8%
- In July 2015, the turnover declined in the manufacturing industry (–0.4%)
- In July 2012, the turnover in manufacturing industry increased by 1.4% compared to June.
- In September 2015, the turnover rebounded in the manufacturing industry (+0.5%)
- In Q1 2018, the rise in tourist collective accommodation attendance remained strong (+7.4% over one year, after +7.7% in the previous quarter)
- In February 2026, the business climate has slightly decreased in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In May 2011, households’ confidence is almost stable
- In September 2025, agricultural producer prices rose by 2.1% year on year
- In March 2019, the French business climate and the employment climate improve slightly
- In July 2019, the French business climate has slightly weakened and the employment climate has recovered a little
- In March 2023, household confidence has worsened again slightly
- In April, oil price ramped up strongly
- In December 2018, the turnover in the manufacturing industry recovered (+0.6%)
- New orders in industry decreased in September (-1.8%)
- The French business climate has improved slightly in July 2015
- In July 2012, manufacturing output increased (+0.9%)
- In Q2 2013, the labor cost index-total labor costs increased by 1.1%
- The French business climate is stable in November 2013
- In the fourth quarter of 2012, the labor cost index increases by 0.6%
- In December 2012, manufacturing output was almost stable (+0.1%)
- In August 2014, the turnover improved in the wholesale trade and business services
- New orders in industry decreased in October (-2.1%)
- In June 2016, manufacturing output decreased (-1.2%)
- In February 2026, the business climate in building construction remains stable
- The French business climate improved again in august 2013
- In February 2026, the business climate in services has darkened
- In December, manufacturing production decreased by 0.8%
- The French business climate stays steady in May 2014
- In November 2015, manufacturing output increased (+0.4%)
- In September 2015, manufacturing output remained stable
- In July 2011, the turnover declined in business support activities
- In June 2025, agricultural producer prices bounced back by 0.9% year on year
- Tthe French business climate remains stable in February 2011
- the French business climate is deteriorating in may 2012
- In November 2017, the French business climate and the employment climate improve again
- The French business climate is improving in May 2015
- The resumption of new orders confirmed in August
- In August 2016, the turnover recovered strongly in the manufacturing industry (+3.2%)
- In February 2026, the business climate in manufacturing industry has fallen back, but remains above its long-term average
- In October 2016, the French business climate is stable
- In October 2016, the business climate in manufacturing decreases slightly but remains above normal
- In Q3 2016, payroll employment continued to increase, driven by temporary work (flash estimate)
- In Q1 2026, the unemployment rate rose by 0.2 points to 8.1%
- In September 2017, manufacturing output increased slightly (+0.4%)
- In May 2022, household confidence decreased slightly
- In August 2017, households' confidence declines slightly
- Acceleration in business start-ups in July 2017
- In Q2 2017, the increase in payroll employment remained robust
- In December 2019, the business climate remains at a high level in the building construction industry
- In December 2017, consumer prices increased by 1.2% year on year
- Already at a very high level, the business climate in manufacturing further strengthens in November 2017
- In April 2024, the business climate in the building construction has darkened
- In Q3 2019, both labour cost index - wages and salaries and total labour cost index increased by 0.9%
- In September 2017, oil prices increased again
- In March 2019, the business climate is stable in services
- In December 2019, the business climate has slightly improved in services
- In December 2017, the business climate in services improves again
- In 2018, the public deficit reached 2.5% of GDP, the notified debt 98.4% of GDP
- In March 2019, the business climate is virtually stable in the building construction industry
- In Q3 2017, tourist nights continued to rise (+4.1% y-o-y after +9.9%)
- In August 2021, households’ confidence has fallen slightly
- In Q1 2025, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 1.40% over a year
- Rise in business start-ups in October 2017
- In October 2017, consumer prices rose by 0.1% over a month and by 1.1% year on year
- In October 2017, the prices of frequently purchased goods were stable in hyper and supermarkets
- In September 2021, the business climate has improved slightly in services
- In October, oil prices continued to rise
- In January 2019, the turnover in the manufacturing industry fell back (-0.3%)
- In January 2019, services output decreased (−0,9%)
- In January 2018, production equipment is operating at increasing capacity in manufacturing
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in January 2019
- In January 2018, the economic climate is a little less favourable than in December in the building construction industry
- French GDP increased by 0.5% in Q3 2017
- In May 2020, slight recovery in services output (+1.9%)
- In September 2017, the turnover in the manufacturing industry rose slightly (+0.2%)
- In October 2017, the turnover fell back sharply in large-scale food retailing (−1.6%)
- Household consumption expenditure on goods decreased in december (−1.5%) and over the fourth quarter (−0.7%)
- In Q2 2019, producer prices for services sold to French businesses increased by 0.9%
- In May 2020, the turnover recovered in the manufacturing industry (+16.5%)
- In November 2017, households' confidence bounces back
- In September 2017, the sales volume in overall trade grew again (+0.3%)
- In April 2019, producer prices in industry declined by 0.2% over one month and increased by 2.2% year on year
- Business managers in manufacturing industry continue to anticipate a sharp increase in their investment in 2019
- In September 2017, services output fell back (−0.7%)
- In September 2019, the business climate remains very favourable in the building construction industry
- In October 2017, agricultural prices slowed again (+0.3% over one year)
- In Q1 2019, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 3.4% over a year
- In October 2017, further increase in producer prices in industry (+0.3%)
- In November 2017, consumer prices increased by 1.2% year on year
- The rise of prices of second-hand dwellings and of the volume of transactions amplified in Q3 2017
- In November 2018, the turnover in the manufacturing industry turned down sharply (−2.2%)
- In February 2018, consumer prices were stable over a month and up by 1.2% year on year
- In October 2017, manufacturing output grew sharply (+2.7%)
- Rebound in business births in February 2021
- In November 2017, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.2% in hyper and supermarkets
- In Q3 2017, payroll employment slowed down slightly
- Households’ purchasing power rose again in Q1 2019 (+0.9% after +1.1%)
- In March 2024, the business climate in manufacturing industry has increased again
- In November 2018, the sales volume in overall trade fell back (−0.9 %)
- In June 2019, the business climate has deteriorated in the manufacturing industry
- In May 2019, producer prices in industry kept declining (–0.3%)
- Household consumption expenditure on goods increased again in May (+0.4%)
- In Q3 2017, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 1.5% over a year
- In Q3 2017, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 1.6% over a year
- In 2016, civil service employment increased, except in local civil service
- In December 2017, the business climate in manufacturing remains very favourable
- In Q3 2017, producer costs for construction slightly increased (+0.2%)
- In Q3 2017, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 2.0% over a year
- In Q3 2017, house prices keep increasing (+3.9% year on year)
- In November, oil prices kept rising
- In August 2023, manufacturing turnover went up slightly (+0.3%)
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in September 2017
- In December 2017, the French business climate improves again and the employment climate remains favourable
- In December 2017, the business climate remains favourable in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In December 2017, the business climate improves sharply again in the building construction industry
- In February 2019, agricultural prices increased by 4.3% over one year
- In February 2018, the business climate remains favourable in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In October 2017, services output bounced back (+1.4%)
- In November 2017, acceleration in producer prices in industry (+1.3%)
- At the end of Q3 2017, the Maastricht debt accounted for 98.1% of GDP
- Household consumption expenditure on goods bounced back in November (+2.2%)
- French GDP increased by 0.6% in Q3 2017
- In October 2017, the turnover in the manufacturing industry rose sharply (+2.3%)
- In November 2017, the turnover bounced back in large-scale food retailing (+2.4%)
- In October 2017, the sales volume in overall trade fell back (−0.9%)
- In February 2018, the business climate in services falters again
- In August, oil prices decreased anew
- Near stability in business start-ups in August 2019
- In July 2024, the business climate in manufacturing industry has sharply darkened
- In January 2018, developers' opinion on the demand for new dwellings worsens again
- In Q3 2023, hourly wages and hourly costs increased by 4.2% over a year
- In December 2017, the prices of frequently purchased goods were stable in hyper and supermarkets
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in October 2017
- In Q1 2026, payroll employment was stable
- Consumer prices accelerated on average from 2016 to 2017
- In January 2018, the economic climate weakens slightly in civil engineering
- Downturn in business start-ups in December 2017
- In January 2018, the economic climate improves clearly in the building crafts sector
- In December, the increase in oil prices lessened
- In April 2026, oil price slowed down, that of gas fell back
- Household consumption expenditure on goods was virtually stable in March 2018 (+0.1%) and unchanged over the first quarter (0.0%)
- The prices of second-hand dwellings and the volume of transactions were still increasing in Q2 2017
- In January 2018, the business climate remains favourable in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- Further of the rise in the prices of second-hand dwellings and in the volume of transactions in Q1 2017
- The rise in the prices of second-hand dwellings continued in Q4 2016
- In January 2018, the business climate weakens slightly in services
- In Q3 2016, the prices of second hand housing kept increasing
- In January 2018, households' confidence is virtually stable
- Already at a very high level, the business climate in manufacturing further strengthens in January
- In January 2018, the French business climate falters slightly but remains very favourable, the employment climate is stable
- In March 2018, manufacturing output was virtually stable (+0.1%)
- Household consumption expenditure on goods was down in November (−1.2%) but almost stable over the fourth quarter 2017 (−0.1%)
- In Q2 2018, tourist collective accommodation attendance slowed down (+2,1 % over one year, after +7,4 % in the previous quarter)
- In January 2018, consumer prices increased by 1.4% year on year
- In December 2017, manufacturing output grew sligthly (+0.3%)
- In November 2017, the turnover in the manufacturing industry fell back slightly (−0.4%)
- In December 2017, agricultural prices fell by 0.3% over one year
- In April 2026, consumer prices rose by 2.2% year on year
- In Q1 2019, producer costs for construction increased (+0.7%)
- In January 2018, agricultural prices fell by 1.1% over one year
- In December 2017, producer prices in industry were stable (0.0%)
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in March 2026
- In the manufacturing industry, business managers forecast an increase in their investment in 2018
- In February 2018, consumer prices increased by 1.2% year on year
- In Q4 2017, tourist attendance increases strongly (+7.8% over one year, after +4.1% in the previous quarter)
- In Q4 2017, private payroll employment continued to increase (flash estimate)
- Rebound in business start-ups in January 2018
- The industrial investment should recover strongly in 2021, except in the car sector
- Decrease in business births in July 2021; sharp increase over the twelve last months
- In February 2020, the turnover in large-scale food retailing increased
- In February 2018, the French business climate falters slightly again but remains favourable; the employment climate is stable
- In February 2018, the business climate in manufacturing slightly falters while remaining very favourable
- In February 2018, the business climate tarnishes slightly again in the building construction industry
- French GDP increased by 0.6% in Q4 2017
- In Q4 2017, producer prices for services sold to French businesses recovered
- In September 2021, industrial producer prices rose by 1.6% over a month and by 10.8% over a year
- In March 2025, manufacturing turnover bounced back (+1.5%)
- In October 2019, agricultural producer prices decreased by 1.3% year on year
- In July 2024, the business climate has deteriorated in wholesale trade
- In July 2024, the business climate in services has darkened very sharply
- In May 2024, oil prices fell back sharply, those of food commodities retreated
- In Q4 2017, producer costs for construction accelerated (+1.0%)
- In Q4 2017, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 2.2% over a year
- In March 2018, the business climate improves slightly in the building construction industry
- In 2017, the public deficit reached 2.6% of GDP, the notified debt 97.0% of GDP
- In August 2021, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of vehicles as a whole has lost some luster again
- In 2016, households' appetite for lease with an option to buy boosted financial lease investments
- Non financial corporations' profit ratio and households' purchasing power grew slightly
- Households' purchasing power fell back (−0.6% after +0.1%)
- In January 2024, consumer prices decreased by 0.2% over one month and increased by 3.1% year on year
- In April 2018, agricultural prices went down by 1.2% over one year
- In June, the price of oil fell back
- In February 2018, manufacturing output decreased again (−0.6%)
- In April 2018, developers' opinion on demand for new dwellings improves slightly
- In April 2018, the economic climate is stable in civil engineering
- In October 2018, the economic climate keeps improving in civil engineering
- French GDP slowed down in Q1 2018 (+0.3% after +0.7%)
- New rise in business start-ups in March 2018
- In December 2018, agricultural prices increased by +5.2% over one year
- In December 2018, the turnover in large-scale food retailing was virtually stable (−0.1%)
- In April 2018, industrialists are less optimistic about the outlook for demand and export than at the beginning of the year
- In April 2018, the economic climate is stable in the building construction industry
- In April 2018, the business climate remains stable in services
- In April 2018, the economic climate is less favourable in the building crafts sector
- In September 2021, consumer prices increased by 2.1% year on year
- In Q4 2023, hourly wages increased by 3.2% over a year, hourly costs by 3.5%
- In April 2018, the business climate in manufacturing weakens slightly again
- In Q1 2019, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 2.2% over a year
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in March 2019
- In April 2019, agricultural prices increased by 4.6% over one year
- In Q1 2019, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 2.5% over a year
- In April 2018, consumer prices increased by 1.6% year on year
- In August 2021, the business climate in services has deteriorated but remains at a high level
- In April 2018, the French business climate has faltered slightly again but remains at a high level; the employment climate is slightly less favourable
- In February 2018, the sales volume in overall trade was virtually stable (+0.1%)
- In March 2018, the turnover in large-scale food retailing rose again (+0.9%)
- In September 2019, services output increased again (+0.8%)
- In September 2019, the turnover in the manufacturing industry fell back (−0.5%)
- In February 2018, services output fell back sharply (−1.6%)
- At the end of Q3 2018, the Maastricht debt accounted for €2,322.3 billion
- In February 2024, sales volume in trade bounced back (+1.6%)
- In March 2018, agricultural prices rose slightly (+0.3% over one year)
- In May 2019, consumer prices rose by 0.1% over one month and by 0.9% year on year
- In March 2018, producer prices in industry rose again (+0.3%)
- In February 2018, the turnover in the manufacturing industry fell (−0.8%)
- In September 2018, consumer prices increased by 2.2% year on year
- In June 2018, the business climate is stable in services
- In June 2018, the French business climate is stable and the employment climate has improved
- In Q1 2018, private payroll employment slowed down slightly (flash estimate)
- In July 2018, the economic climate is stable in the building construction industry
- In September 2018, agricultural prices increased by +5,7% over one year
- In Q1 2018, the the labour cost index - wages and salaries increased by 0.5%, the total labour cost index increased by 1.0%
- In 2017, GDP grew by 2.2% in real terms
- In July 2018, the business climate slightly improves in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- Household consumption expenditure on goods declined sharply in April 2018 (−1.5%)
- May 2018: households' confidence has been stable for four months (100)
- Near stability in business start-ups in April 2018
- French GDP rose by 0.2% in Q2 2018
- Continuing rise in prices of second-hand dwellings in Q1 2018
- In May 2018, the business climate is stable in the building construction industry
- In May 2018, the French business climate and the employment climate continue to get less bright
- In Q2 2018, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 2.4% over a year
- In Q2 2018, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 2.1% over a year
- In October 2020, real estate developers’ opinion on demand for new dwellings has deteriorated
- In November 2018, the business climate has recovered in retail trade
- In Q1 2018, payroll employment slowed down in the private business sector and stabilized in public service
- In December 2018, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.2% in hyper and supermarkets
- In March 2018, the turnover in the manufacturing industry recovered (+0.7%)
- In May 2018, consumer prices increased by 2.0% year on year
- In February 2019, services output increased strongly (+1.6%)
- In Q1 2019, the labour cost index - wages and salaries increased by 1.5%, the total labour cost index increased by 1.2%
- Business managers in manufacturing industry have forecast a rather weak recovery in investment in 2021 after a strong fall in 2020
- In March 2018, the sales volume in overall trade grew (+0.5%)
- In Q3 2018, producer prices for services sold to French businesses increased slightly (+0.2%)
- In Q1 2018, producer prices for services sold to French businesses decreased slightly (−0,2 %)
- French GDP rose by 0.3% in Q1 2019
- In April 2018, the turnover in large-scale food retailing fell back markedly (−2.6%)
- French GDP slowed down in Q1 2018 (+0.2% after +0.7%)
- In May 2018, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.2% in hyper and supermarkets
- In March 2019, the business climate is virtually stable in the manufacturing industry
- In March 2019, the turnover in the manufacturing industry turned down (−1.5%)
- In June 2019, the French business climate remains stable and the employment climate has recovered
- In Q1 2025, services producer prices were virtually stable over a quarter and rose by 1.6% over a year
- In Q1 2019, producer prices for services sold to French businesses grew by 0.4%
- In September 2020, the producer prices in French industry rose by 0.3%
- In October 2020, the opinion of business managers in civil engineering on their activity prospects has deteriorated strongly
- In April 2018, manufacturing output grew again (+0.4%)
- Services output fell in April 2023 (‑0.5%)
- In June 2018, the business climate is stable at a high level in manufacturing
- In July 2018, agricultual prices increased by +1,2% over one year
- In October 2020, consumer prices were stable over one month and year on year
- Sharp rise in business start-ups in May 2018
- In June 2018, the business climate remains favourable in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- Manufacturing industry turnover fell back in February 2021 (–4.9%)
- In Q1 2018, the prices of buildings maintenance and improvement works rose by +0.4%
- Services output bounced back slighly in February 2021 (+1.1%)
- In June 2024, the industrial producer prices went down by 0.2% over a month and by 4.6% over a year
- In Q1 2019, the prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works went up sharply (+0.7%)
- In July 2018, the French business climate remains stable and the employment climate is slightly less favourable
- In March 2019, services output increased again (+0.9%)
- In March 2019, the sales volume in overall trade fell back (−0.3%)
- In July 2020, the business climate in the manufacturing industry has improved again but remains deteriorated
- In Q2 2018, producer costs for construction increased again (+0.9%)
- In January 2025, the business climate in services is stable
- In June 2018, the business climate is virtually stable in the building construction industry
- In October 2020, the opinion of the business managers of small building firms on their activity has improved
- In March 2021, agricultural producer prices rose by 3.7% year on year
- In May, the prices of all imported raw materials accelerated
- In August 2021, the business managers in the building industry remain confident on their activity prospects
- In July 2018, manufacturing output kept the momentum (+0.5%)
- In January 2025, investment prospects in the industry have strongly deteriorated
- In June 2018, households' confidence has declined
- In Q1 2026, prices of second-hand dwellings went up (+0.2%)
- In Q1 2026, hourly wages increased by 1.9% over a year, hourly cost by 2.3%
- In Q2 2019, the labour cost index - wages and salaries decreased by 1.2%, the total labour cost index decreased by 0.5%
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in March 2018
- Household consumption expenditure on goods bounced back in May 2018 (+0.9%)
- In Q1 2018, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 2.2% over a year
- In Q1 2018, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 1.3% over a year
- In Q1 2018, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 1.8% over a year
- In Q1 2018, house prices went up by 3.4% year on year
- In Q1 2018, producer costs for construction increased (+0.8%)
- In January 2020, the French business climate is virtually stable and the employment climate has deteriorated
- In 2017, the average net wage in the civil service rose by 0.9% in real terms.
- In March 2025, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets decreased by 0.7% year on year
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in February 2025
- In April 2018, the turnover in the manufacturing industry fell back (−0.4%)
- In April 2018, services output increased sharply (+2.7%)
- In April 2018, the sales volume in overall trade fell back slightly (−0.2%)
- In May 2018, the turnover in large-scale food retailing bounced back markedly (+2.5%)
- In May 2018, agricultural prices went down by 0.5% over one year
- In July 2018, the economic climate has improved in the building crafts sector
- In January 2020, the business climate has deteriorated clearly in retail trade
- In July 2018, the economic climate improves sharply in civil engineering
- In January 2020, the sales volume in overall trade recovered
- In July 2018, developers' opinion on demand for new dwellings deteriorates slightly
- In January 2020, the business climate in the manufacturing industry has returned to its long-term average
- The unemployment rate decreased by 0.1 points in Q2 2018
- In May 2018, manufacturing output fell back (−0.6%)
- In July 2018, the business climate remains stable in services
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS); both a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- French GDP rose by 0.2% in Q2 2018
- In June 2018, consumer prices were stable over one month and rose by 2.0% year on year
- In Q2 2018, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 1.25% over a year
- In June 2018, the prices of frequently purchased goods were stable in hyper and supermarkets
- In January 2025, the business climate in building construction is stable
- Slight downturn in business start-ups in June 2018
- In May 2018, the sales volume in overall trade bounced back (+1.3%)
- In March 2025, sales volume in trade increased by 0.4 %
- In March 2025, services output increased slightly (+0.2%)
- In Januray 2020, the production capacity utilisation rate has stabilized close to its average
- In June 2018, agricultural prices increased slightly over one year (+0,2%)
- In July 2018, industrialists are again less optimistic about the outlook for demand and export
- In July 2018, the business climate falters slightly in manufacturing but remains at a high level
- In July 2018, consumer prices decreased by 0.1 over one month and rose by 2.3% year on year
- In August 2018, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.4% in hyper and supermarkets
- In Q2 2018, producer prices for services sold to French businesses picked up (+0.7%)
- At the end of Q1 2024, the Maastricht debt accounted for €3,159.7 billion
- In Q2 2018, private payroll employment continued to increase at a moderate pace (flash estimate)
- In July 2018, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- Household consumption expenditure on goods was virtually stable in July (+0.1 %)
- In May 2018, the turnover in the manufacturing industry was virtually stable (+0.1%)
- In May 2018, services output decreased (−0.7%)
- In June 2018, the turnover in large-scale food retailing fell back (−0.9%)
- In August 2018, the business climate weakens slightly in the building construction industry
- In October 2024, the business climate in France has retreated
- In August 2018, the business climate is less favorable in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In August 2018, the business climate rebounds slightly in the manufacturing industry
- In July 2018, the turnover in large-scale food retailing bounced back (+1.1%)
- In August 2018, the business climate is virtually stable in services
- Business leaders in manufacturing industry continue to plan to increase their investment in 2018
- In August 2018, the French business climate falters slightly and the employment climate is stable
- In August 2018, households' confidence remained stable
- In August 2018, consumer prices rose by 0.5% over one month and 2.3% year on year
- Rebound in business start-ups in August 2018
- In July 2018, producer prices in industry rose (+0.5%)
- In August 2018, consumer prices increased by 2.3% year on year
- In June 2018, the turnover in the manufacturing industry rose (+0.8%)
- In June 2018, services output was virtually stable
- In June 2018, the sales volume in overall trade was stable
- In Q2 2018, the prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works rose by +0.3%
- In September 2018, the economic climate is stable in the building construction industry
- In October 2024, the business climate in services has improved again
- In Q2 2018, payroll employment slowed down in the private business sector and declined in public service
- In Q2 2018, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 1.9% over a year
- In January 2019, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- In July 2020, both the French business climate and the employement climate, albeit still deteriorated, have continued to recover
- In Q3 2019, producer prices for services sold to French businesses increased slightly (+0.2%)
- In December 2020, household consumption expenditure on goods rebounded sharply (+23 % compared to November) and exceeded its December 2019 level (+3.7%)
- In September 2019, the sales volume in overall trade fell back (−0.5%)
- In September 2018, consumer prices edged down by 0.2% over one month and rose by 2.2% year on year
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in June 2018
- In Q2 2018, the labour cost index - wages and salaries increased by 0.6%, the total labour cost index increased by 0.8%
- Continuing rise in prices of second-hand dwellings in Q2 2018; steady volume of transactions
- In February 2019, consumer prices increased by 1.3% year on year
- In September 2018, the French business climate and the employment climate have slightly improved
- Further decline in business births in July 2024
- In July 2018, the turnover in the manufacturing industry decreased (−0.3%)
- In August 2018, agricultual prices increased by +3,3% over one year
- In July 2018, the sales volume in overall trade fell back (−1.0%)
- In July 2018, services output was virtually stable
- In August 2018, the turnover in large-scale food retailing fell back (−1.9%)
- In Q2 2018, house prices went up by 2.8% year on year
- At the end of Q2 2018, the Maastricht debt accounted for €2,299.8 billion
- In September 2018, households' confidence drops again
- Producer prices in industry rose slightly in January 2019 (+0.2%)
- In August 2018, further increase in producer prices in industry (+0.3%)
- French GDP rose by 0.4% in Q3 2018
- Household consumption expenditure on goods recovered in August (+0.8%)
- Household consumption expenditure rebounded in January (+1.2%)
- In Q4 2018, the prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works were stable
- In September 2019, the business climate is almost unchanged in the manufacturing industry
- In October 2018, the economic climate remains stable in the building construction industry
- The Housing Rent Reference Index in Q1 2024
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS); both a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- In September 2018, the prices of frequently purchased goods fell back by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- In August 2018, manufacturing output was still growing (+0.6%)
- In October 2018, the French business climate is slightly less favourable and the employment climate remains stable
- In Q3 2018, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 1.57% over a year
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in July 2018
- Slight rise in business start-ups in September 2018
- In October 2018, the business climate is stable in services
- In November 2018, consumer prices increased by 1.9% year on year
- In October, oil price eased and imported commodities prices bounced back
- In Q4 2018, producer prices for services sold to French businesses increased slightly again (+0.2%)
- In September, oil price bounced back vigorously
- In March 2020, both the French business climate and the employment climate have fallen steeply
- In August 2024, business births remain significant, despite three months of slowdown
- In Q4 2019, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 1.88% over a year
- In October 2018, the business climate has weakened markedly in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In October 2018, the industrialists' opinion on recent demand has further deteriorated
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in October 2018
- In August 2018, the turnover in the manufacturing industry increased (+2,6%)
- In August 2018, services output increased strongly (+2.6%)
- In October 2018, the business climate has further weakened in the manufacturing industry
- Household consumption expenditure on goods fell sharply in September (−1.7%) and went up over the third quarter (+0.6%)
- Household consumption of goods rebounded in May 2024 (+1.5%)
- In October 2018, the economic climate deteriorates markedly in the building crafts sector
- In September 2018, producer prices in industry rose by 0.3% in a month and by 3.5% year over year
- In October 2018, developers' opinion on demand for new dwellings deteriorates sharply
- In May 2019, services output bounced back (+0.6%)
- In September 2018, the turnover in large-scale food retailing bounced back (+0.8%)
- In October 2018, households' confidence is virtually stable
- In August 2018, the sales volume in overall trade bounced back (+1.7%)
- In March 2019, the turnover in large-scale food was virtually stable (−0.1%)
- In January 2019, the sales volume in overall trade recovered (+1.1%)
- In April 2024, sales volume in trade bounced back (+1.4%)
- In May 2019, the sales volume in overall trade was virtually stable (+0.1%)
- In September 2018, manufacturing output decreased (−2.1% )
- In the manufacturing industry, business managers have lowered their investment expectations for 2018 but forecast a rise in 2019
- In February 2019, the turnover in large-scale food retailing recovered (+0.4%)
- In July 2019, households’ confidence has slightly improved
- In Q3 2018, tourist collective accommodation attendance increased more moderately (+1,1 % over one year, after +1,7 % in the previous quarter)
- In May 2024, the industrial producer prices went down by 1.2% over a month and by 5.1% over a year
- In November 2019, services output increased slightly (+0.2%)
- In Q3 2018, private payroll employment increased again despite a decline in temporary work (flash estimate)
- At the end of Q2 2023, the Maastricht debt accounted for €3,046.9 billion
- In 2018, GDP grew by 1.7% in real terms
- Household consumption expenditure on goods rebounded in July (+0.4%)
- Acceleration in business start-ups in October 2018
- In February 2019, the sales volume in overall trade kept increasing (+0.8%)
- In October 2018, consumer prices recovered by 0.1% over one month and rose by 2.2% year on year
- In October 2018, the prices of frequently purchased goods were stable in hyper and supermarkets
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in August 2018
- In Q3 2018, the prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works increased slightly (+0.2%)
- In November 2018, the economic climate in the building construction industry confirms its strength
- In November 2018, the French business climate is stable and the employment climate is slightly less favourable
- In February 2019, the turnover in the manufacturing industry bounced back sharply (+2.5%)
- In January 2020, more small building firms report a decrease in their past activity
- In November 2018, households' confidence has declined sharply
- In October 2018, the turnover in large-scale food retailing kept rising (+1.1%)
- In October 2018, agricultural prices increased by +4,2% over one year
- In September 2024, the business climate has increased again in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles, and has reached its long-term average
- Household consumption expenditure on goods bounced back in October (+0.8%)
- French GDP rose by 0.4% in Q3 2018
- Pursuit of the rise of second-hand dwellings in Q3 2018
- In October 2018, further increase in producer prices in industry (+0.5%)
- In September 2018, the turnover in the manufacturing industry turned down sharply (−2,3%)
- In September 2018, the sales volume in overall trade fell back sharply (−2.1%)
- In September 2018, services output was stable
- The unemployment rate was stable in Q3 2018
- In January 2020, more real estate developers consider that the demand for new dwellings is high
- In January 2022, the opinion of the business managers in civil engineering on their incoming activity has deteriorated
- Household consumption of goods fell back in August 2023 (-0.5%)
- In Q3 2018, the labour cost index (wages and salaries and total labour cost) increased by 0.6%
- In November 2019, the turnover in large-scale food retailing recovered (+0.7%)
- In October 2018, manufacturing output bounced back (+1.4% )
- In 2017, civil service employment was almost stable
- In January 2019, the business climate in services improves slightly
- In November 2018, consumer prices edged down by 0.2% over one month and rose by 1.9% year on year
- In July 2019, oil prices stabilised
- In July 2024, the business climate in the building construction has darkened again
- In Q4 2018, tourist collective accommodation attendance increased (+2,0 % over one year, after +1,0 % in the previous quarter)
- In November 2018, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.2% in hyper and supermarkets
- In November 2023, oil prices dropped sharply
- Monthly survey in the building construction industry – March 2020
- In January 2019, the business climate is stable in retail trade and trade and repair of motor vehicles as a whole
- In Q2 2019, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 2.8% over a year
- In Q4 2019, the prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works rose by +0.2%
- In Q4 2019, payroll employment accelerated in the private sector and slowed down in public service
- In March 2019, the business climate is stable in retail trade and trade and repair of motor vehicles
- At the end of Q4 2018, the Maastricht debt accounted for €2,315.3 billion
- In August 2023 the industrial producer prices rose over a month (+0.7% after -0.4%) but continued to go down over a year (-3.2% after -1.5%)
- In Q3 2018, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 2.4% over a year
- In Q3 2018, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 2.2% over a year
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in September 2018
- In Q3 2018, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 3.8% over a year
- In November, oil price plummeted
- In Q3 2018, house prices went up by 2.8% year on year
- In Q3 2018, producer costs for construction increased (+0.9%)
- In October 2018, services output increased (+0.5%)
- Households' purchasing power increased again in Q3 (+0.4% after +0.8%)
- In January 2019, industrialists are slightly more optimistic about the development of demand
- In December 2018, the business climate has edged down in the manufacturing industry
- In December 2018, the business climate has strongly deteriorated in retail trade
- In December 2018, the business climate is stable in the building construction industry
- Household consumption expenditure on goods declined slightly in November (−0.3%)
- In December 2018, the business climate is stable in services
- In May 2019, oil prices were virtually stable
- In December 2018, the French business climate has weakened sharply mainly due to retail trade; the employment climate is virtually stable
- In October 2018, the sales volume in overall trade recovered (+2.3%)
- In November 2018, agricultural prices increased by +4,9% over one year
- In October 2018, the turnover in the manufacturing industry bounced back (+3.2%)
- In November 2018, the turnover in large-scale food retailing fell back (−1.0%)
- In January 2019, households’ confidence bounced back
- In November 2018, manufacturing output slipped back sharply (−1.4%)
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS); both a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- Consumer prices accelerated on average from 2017 to 2018
- In August 2019, the business climate remains stable at a high level in the building construction industry
- In January 2019, the business climate is stable in the manufacturing industry
- In December 2018, consumer prices were stable over one month and rose by 1.6% year on year
- In December, oil prices decreased anew
- In Q4 2018, prices of second-hand dwellings continued to grow
- Sharp rise in business start-ups in January 2019
- The unemployment rate decreased by 0,1 points in Q1 2019
- In January 2019, the French business climate and the employment climate are stable
- In January 2019, business managers in civil engineering are less enthusiastic about their past and future activity
- In 2017, real estate leasing plummeted
- Producer prices in industry fell back in December 2018 (–1.0%)
- In Q1 2020, labour cost index - wages and salaries rose by 1.3% and total labour cost index by 1.5%
- French GDP rose by 0.3% in Q4 2018
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in December 2019
- In Q4 2019, producer costs for construction decreased (–0.3%)
- In January 2019, consumer prices increased by 1.2% year on year
- Business managers in manufacturing industry anticipate a sharp increase in their investment in 2019
- In Q2 2019, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 2.3% over a year
- In Q2 2019, GDP grew by +0.3%; households’ purchasing power decreased after significant increases and non-financial corporations’ profit margin grew again
- In Q3 2023, house prices fell again (-1.0%)
- The unemployment rate decreased by 0.3 in Q4 2018
- French GDP rose by 0.3% in Q4 2018
- In Q3 2019, the purchasing power of households’ incomes accelerated at +0.6 %
- In Q3 2019, the prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works rose by +0.3%
- In Q1 2019, prices of second-hand dwellings continued to grow
- Purchasing power of households' gross disposable income decelerated over the year despite the strong rise in Q4 (+1.1%)
- In August 2019, the business climate has slightly recovered in the manufacturing industry
- In October 2025, the outlook for housing starts has rebounded
- In January 2020, the business climate is stable in services
- Household consumption expenditure declined slightly in February (−0.4%)
- In December 2018, the sales volume in overall fell back again (−0.7 %)
- In January 2019, agricultural prices increased by 6.1% over one year
- In January 2020, manufacturing output increased (+1.2%)
- In March 2019, households’ confidence has slightly improved
- In February 2019, producer prices in industry were stable
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in May 2019
- In July 2019, agricultural prices increased by 2.7% over one year
- In October 2019, the sales volume in overall trade stabilized
- In October 2019, services output turned down (−0.8%)
- In November 2019, agricultural producer prices decreased by 0.3% year on year
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS); both a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- In June, household consumption expenditure on goods exceeded its February level (+2.3%) but decreased sharply over the second quarter (–7.1%)
- Rise in business start-ups in March 2019
- The economic outlook in the wholesale trade has remained almost stable in November 2013
- In March 2019, oil prices kept increasing
- In March 2019, agricultural prices increased by 2.2% over one year
- In May 2019, the business climate has picked up in the manufacturing industry
- InMay 2019, the French business climate has stabilised and the employment climate has deteriorated
- In April 2019, consumer prices increased by 1.2% year on year
- In May 2019, the business climate has faltered in retail trade and trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In April 2019, the business climate weakens slightly in the building construction industry but remain at a high level
- In April 2019, industrialists’ opinion on expected demand has deteriorated
- In April 2019, the business climate is stable in services
- In April 2019, the French business climate is stable and the employment climate is less favourable
- In April 2019, the business climate has improved in retail trade and trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In April 2019, the business climate has deteriorated in the manufacturing industry
- In May 2019, the business climate has slightly weakened in services
- In April 2019, small building firms remain upbeat about the general business outlook of the sector
- Slight downturn in business start-ups in April 2019
- Household consumption expenditure on goods fell very slightly in March (−0.1%) and rose a little over the first quarter (+0.2%)
- In March 2019, producer prices in industry were virtually stable (–0.1%)
- At the end of Q4 2022, the Maastricht debt accounted for €2,950.0 billion
- In Q1 2019, tourist collective accommodation attendance was down sharply (–2.5% over one year)
- Producer prices in industry were virtually stable in August 2019 (–0.1%)
- In April 2019, oil prices increased for the fourth-month in a row
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in February 2019
- In June 2019, consumer prices rose by 0.2% over one month and by 1.2% year on year
- Further slowdown in annual average consumer prices in 2025
- In September 2019, consumer prices increased by 0.9% year on year
- In Q2 2019, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 1.53% over a year
- In May 2019, households’ confidence has increased
- In February 2024, the business climate in France has deteriorated slightly
- In Q4 2019, rents increased by 0.1%
- Household consumption expenditure on goods fell in December (–0.3%) but increased over the fourth quarter (+0.4%)
- At the end of Q2 2019, the Maastricht debt accounted for €2,375.4 billion
- In Q2 2025, the unemployment rate was stable at 7.5%
- In October 2019, the turnover in large-scale food retailing decreased again (−0.2%)
- In Q1 2026, house prices went up by 0.2%
- In March 2020, agricultural producer prices increased by 1.2% year on year
- In July 2021, the price of oil eased a little
- In July 2019, the turnover in the manufacturing industry bounced back (+1.7%)
- Upsurge in business start-ups in September 2019
- In May 2019, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.2% in hyper and supermarkets
- In June 2019, the business climate has slightly strengthened in services
- Slight rise in business start-ups in May 2019
- Household consumption of goods falls back slightly in September 2021 (–0,2%)
- In Q4 2021, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 1.61% over a year
- In June 2019, the business climate is stable in retail trade and trade and repair of motor vehicles
- Stability in business start-ups in July 2019
- In August 2019, households’ confidence has been stable
- In May 2021, manufacturing output decreased by –0.5%
- In May 2019, agricultural prices increased by 3.8% over one year
- In November 2019, the business climate in wholesale trade somewhat deteriorates, though it remains propitious
- In February 2024, the business climate has sharply retreated in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In February 2020, both the French business climate and the employment climate are stable
- In December 2021, consumer prices increased by 0.2% over one month and by 2.8% year on year
- In February 2024, the business climate in manufacturing industry has rebounded and is back to its average
- In Q4 2025, GDP increased slightly (+0.2%) and the household savings rate declined again (17.9% after 18.3%)
- In Q2 2025, hourly wages increased by 2.0% over a year, hourly costs by 2.2%
- In June 2019, households’ confidence has increased again
- At the end of Q1 2019, the Maastricht debt accounted for €2,258.9 billion
- In June 2019, consumer prices increased by 1.2% year on year
- In April 2019, the turnover in the manufacturing industry bounced back (+0.4%)
- In May 2019, the turnover in large-scale food was virtually stable (−0.1%)
- In April 2019, services output decreased (−0.5%)
- In April 2019, the sales volume in overall recovered (+0.9%)
- In December 2019, households’ confidence has declined sharply
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS); both a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- The economic outlook in the wholesale trade remains stable in May 2014
- In June 2019, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- In June 2019, oil prices decreased
- In August 2019, the business climate has sharply declined in retail trade
- In September 2019, oil prices recovered
- In September 2022, the business climate has deteriorated slightly in services
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS); both a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- In December 2019, the business climate has again improved in retail trade and trade and repair of motor vehicles as a whole
- In February 2020, the business climate remains at a high level in the building construction industry
- In May 2019, manufacturing output increased strongly (+1.6%)
- In August 2019, the French business climate is stable and the employment climate has slipped back
- Rise in business start-ups in June 2019
- In August 2019, agricultural producer prices decreased by 1.2% year on year
- In September 2019, the prices of frequently purchased goods decreased by 0.2% in hyper and supermarkets
- In February 2024, the business climate in the building construction is stable
- Business managers in manufacturing industry have lowered their investment expectations for 2019
- In May 2019, the turnover in the manufacturing industry increased again (+1.3%)
- In June 2019, the turnover in large-scale food retailing decreased again (−0.8%)
- In July 2019, confidence of business managers in civil engineering weakens slightly
- In July 2019, developers' opinion on demand for new dwellings improves again
- In November 2023, agricultural producer prices fell by 10.0% year on year
- In January 2026, the business climate in wholesale trade has recovered
- In Q2 2019, the prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works rose by +0.3%
- In June 2019, the sales volume in overall trade fell back (−0.4%)
- In June 2019, the turnover in the manufacturing industry fell back sharply (−3.5%)
- Business managers in manufacturing industry are expecting their investment to fall in 2020
- In October 2019, the turnover decreased again in the manufacturing industry (−0.5%)
- In Q2 2019, prices of second-hand dwellings continued to grow
- In April 2020, the business climate has very strongly fallen in services
- In Q4 2025, prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works went up by 0.3% over a quarter and by 1.2% over a year
- In September 2019, both French business climate and employment climate have slightly improved
- In September 2019, households’ confidence has increased once again
- In Q2 2019, payroll employment slowed down slightly
- In July 2019, manufacturing output increased slightly (+0.3%)
- In March 2020, manufacturing output plummeted (−18.2%)
- In August 2019, consumer prices increased by 0.5% over one month and by 1.0% year on year
- In August 2019, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.3% in hyper and supermarkets
- In Q2 2019, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 2.2% over a year
- In August 2019, oil prices decreased
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in June 2019
- In January 2020, the prices of frequently purchased goods decreased by 0.2% in hyper and supermarkets
- In September 2019, the business climate has bounced back sharply in retail trade
- In September 2019, the business climate has improved a little in services
- In July 2019, services output bounced back (+0.5%)
- Household consumption expenditure on goods was stable in August (+0.0%)
- In January 2024, manufacturing turnover fell back (-1.4%)
- In April 2024, manufacturing output increased (+0.4%)
- In Q2 2019, house prices went up by 3.2% year on year
- In Q2 2019, producer costs for construction increased (+0.4%)
- In Q4 2023, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” rose by 5.36% over a year
- In July 2019, the sales volume in overall trade was stable
- In August 2019, the turnover in large-scale food retailing bounced back (+0.4%)
- In Q1 2025, private payroll employment was stable
- In December 2019, the business climate is stable in the manufacturing industry
- In January 2020, consumer prices increased by 1.5% year on year
- In October 2019, manufacturing output improved again (+0.5%)
- Producer prices in industry were stable in December 2019
- In August 2019, manufacturing output decreased (−0.8%)
- In Q3 2019, payroll employment increased again by +0.2 %
- In 2018, leasing remains very dynamic
- In Q2 2025, house prices fell back by 0.5%
- In January 2023, oil prices in euros were virtually stable, those for imported raw materials recovered
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in September 2019
- In January 2023, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 13.5% year on year
- In December 2019, the French business climate is stable and the employment climate has deteriorated slightly
- In Q3 2019, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 1.90% over a year
- In February 2020, households’ confidence has been stable
- In Q3 2019, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 1.87% over a year
- In Q3 2019, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 0.75% over a year
- In February 2024, manufacturing turnover bounced back (+1.7%)
- In Q3 2019, producer costs for construction were virtually stable (–0.1%)
- In November 2024, the business climate in France has darkened again
- Rise in business start-ups in November 2019
- In Q3 2021, the prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works rose by +0.7%
- In November 2019, oil prices recovered
- Household consumption expenditure on goods slowed down slightly in November (+0.1% after +0.2%)
- In June 2021, the French business climate and the employment climate have improved significantly again
- At the end of Q1 2021, the Maastricht debt accounted for €2,739.2 billion
- Rise in business births in September 2020
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in October 2019
- In January 2020, households’ confidence has rebounded
- In March 2015, the business climate has improved in the wholesale trade
- In February 2021, households’ confidence has been almost stable
- In Q4 2019, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.95% over a year
- Household consumption of goods rebounded in May (+0.7%)
- In April 2022, a further fall in the sales volume in trade (−1.4%)
- In Q4 2020, prices of second-hand dwellings accelerated again
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS); both a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- In January 2020, opinion of business managers in civil engineering on their expected activity has deteriorated sharply
- In December 2019, agricultural producer prices decreased by 0.3% year on year
- In January 2020, the turnover in large-scale food retailing was stable
- In November 2022, household confidence has been virtually stable
- In December 2019, the turnover in large-scale food retailing fell back (−0.3%)
- In November 2019, the sales volume in overall trade grew slightly
- In November 2019, the turnover recovered in the manufacturing industry (+0.4%)
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and various indices for construction in November 2019
- In Q4 2019, GDP fell slightly (–0.1%)
- Business managers in manufacturing industry are expecting a modest increase in their 2020 investment
- In Q4 2019, private payroll employment increased by 0.2% (flash estimate)
- In December 2019, manufacturing output decreased sharply (−2.6%)
- In Q4 2019, producer prices for services sold to French businesses increased slightly (+0.2%)
- In Q4 2019, tourist collective accomodation attendance increased slightly (+0.8 % year on year)
- In December 2019, services output decreased (−0.9%)
- In January 2020, agricultural producer prices were stable year on year
- In January 2020, consumer prices fell back by 0.4% over one month and increased by 1.5% year on year
- In December 2019, the sales volume in overall trade grew slightly
- The unemployment rate fell from 8.5 % to 8.1 % in Q4 2019
- Purchasing power accelerated in Q4 2019 (+0.7%) and over the year (+1.9%)
- In December 2019, the turnover fell back in the manufacturing industry (−1.0%)
- In Q1 2021, the rise in prices of second-hand dwellings continued, and was stronger for houses than for flats
- In January 2021, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets fell by 0.3% year on year
- In April 2023, consumer prices increased by 0.6% over one month and by 5.9% year on year
- Household consumption expenditure on goods declined sharply in January (–1.1%)
- In September 2021, manufacturing turnover kept growing (+2.6%)
- In 2018, the average net wage in the civil service declined by 1.0 % in real terms
- In June 2020, agricultural producer prices decreased by 0.6% year on year
- In July 2020, the prices of frequently purchased goods decreased by 0.1% in hyper and supermarkets
- Household consumption expenditure on goods dropped sharply in March (– 17.9%), only food consumption increased
- In February 2020, manufacturing output improved again (+0.9%)
- In Q4 2019, house prices went up by 3.8% year on year
- In May 2020, the French business climate is a little less deteriorated, as well as the employment climate
- The general business outlook falls sharply in the building construction industry – April 2020
- In February 2020, decrease in services output (−1.0%)
- In April 2020, the French business climate has fallen very sharply, as well as the employment climate
- In April 2020, the business climate in retail trade has continued its steep fall started in Mars
- In April 2020, the production capacity utilisation rate has fallen drastically
- In Q1 2020, GDP dropped by –5.8%
- In April 2020, consumer prices increased by 0.4% year on year
- The producer prices in industry plummeted in March 2020 (–1.6%)
- In March 2020, the turnover in large-scale food retailing increased
- In February 2020, the turnover was virtually stable in the manufacturing industry (−0.1%)
- In February 2020, downturn in sales volume in overall trade
- In Q1 2020, private payroll employment dropped by 2.3% (flash estimate)
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS); both a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- In Q4 2023, collective tourist attendance decreased over a year (‑3.2%)
- In September 2020, manufacturing output continued to increase (+2.2%)
- In January 2023, manufacturing output decreased (‑1.8%)
- In Q1 2020, the labour market to the test of the health crisis
- Fall in business start-ups in April 2020
- In April 2020, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.3% in hyper and supermarkets
- In April 2020, consumer prices were stable over one month and increased by 0.3% year on year
- In March 2020, the turnover fell in the manufacturing industry (−14.6%)
- In January 2021, the opinion of business managers in the building industry on their activity prospects for the next three months has improved again
- In March 2022, the business climate in the building construction industry is stable
- In May 2020, the business climate has has been recovering but remains very deteriorated in services
- In May 2020, the business climate has slightly picked up in the manufacturing industry but remains very deteriorated
- In May 2020, the business managers in building are making a very degraded assessment of their recent activity
- In May 2020, households’ confidence has decreased again
- In May 2020, the business climate in retail trade has recovered, while remaining at a very low level
- In March 2020, fall in services output (−12.6%)
- In Q1 2020, producer prices for services sold to French businesses decreased slightly (–0.2%)
- In Q1 2020, the rise of prices of second-hand dwellings accelerated
- In November 2021, the French business climate and the employment climate have improved again
- In April 2025, services output fell back (‑0.5%)
- Strong fall in producer prices in industry in April 2020 (–2.3%)
- In April 2020, the turnover in large-scale food retailing decreased strongly
- In July 2020, the turnover stabilized in the manufacturing industry (+0.5%)
- Household consumption expenditure on goods fell again sharply in April (– 20.2%), resulting in a 33.7% decline compared to February
- In Q1 2020, household gross disposable income held steady and their savings jumped despite the 5.3% drop in GDP.
- In March 2020, fall in sales volume in overall trade
- In Q1 2024, the Commercial Rent Index rose by 4.59% over a year
- In April 2020, sales volume in overall trade kept falling
- In June 2020, the business climate in services, still deteriorated, has sharply improved
- In May 2022 the industrial producer prices rose by 0.3% over a month and by 25.0% over a year
- Fall back in business births in December 2020
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS); both a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- In September 2023, sales volume in trade fell back (‑0.7%)
- In August 2020, the turnover in large-scale food retailing bounced back
- At the end of the first quarter 2020, payroll employment dropped by 2.0 %
- In May 2020, the prices of frequently purchased goods were stable in hyper and supermarkets
- In May 2020, consumer prices rose by 0.1% over one month and by 0.4% year on year
- In January 2021, manufacturing output recovered (+3.3%)
- In June 2020, the business managers in the building industry deem their activity prospects much better than in May
- In June 2020, the business climate in retail trade, admittedly deteriorated, has recovered very sharply
- In June 2020, the French business climate remains deteriorated but has recovered very clearly, as well as the employment climate
- In June 2020, the business climate in the manufacturing industry has continued to recover but remains deteriorated
- In November 2024, the business climate in services has retreated
- In Q4 2023, the Commercial Rent Index rose by 5.22% over a year
- In Q1 2020, the tertiary activities rent index increased by 1.45% over a year
- In May 2020, the prices of all commodities recovered
- In May 2020, agricultural producer prices increased by 0.7% year on year
- In Q1 2020, house prices went up by 4.9% year on year
- In Q2 2020, payroll employment dropped sharply again in the private sector and declined in the public services
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in March 2020
- In January 2022, the business climate in manufacturing industry has improved a little again
- In Q1 2020, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 2.43% over a year
- In April 2020, further fall of the turnover in the manufacturing industry (−22.9%)
- In April 2020, further fall in services output (−12.6%)
- In July 2020, the opinion of the business managers of small building firms on their past activity is very deteriorated
- In Q4 2023, production costs in construction rose by 0.3%
- In June 2020, households’ confidence has rebounded
- In May 2020, the turnover in large-scale food retailing increased strongly
- In February 2021, the business climate has deteriorated in services
- In Q2 2022, the Commercial Rent Index rose by 4.43% over a year
- In September 2022, the business climate in the building construction industry remained almost stable
- In October 2021, the French business climate and the employment climate have improved
- In Q4 2025, hourly wages increased by 1.7% over a year, hourly cost by 2.3%
- The economic outlook in the wholesale trade has increased in March 2014
- In July 2020, the opinion of business managers in civil engineering on their past activity is particularly deteriorated
- In November 2024, the business climate in building construction has darkened
- In June 2020, the prices of all commodities recovered
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS); both a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- In Q2 2020, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.66% over a year
- In June 2020, the prices of frequently purchased goods dropped by 0.2% in hyper and supermarkets
- Building indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in April 2020
- Services output increased slightly in September 2023 (+0.2%)
- In June 2020, the turnover in large-scale food retailing was virtually stable
- In May 2020, sales volume in overall trade bounced back
- In July 2020, real estate developers’ opinion on demand for new dwellings is deteriorated compared to January
- In July 2020, the opinion of business managers in the building industry on their activity prospects for the next three months has improved again
- In August 2020, the business climate in the manufacturing industry has continued to improve
- In July 2020, the business climate in retail trade has continued to recover
- In July 2020, households’ confidence has decreased
- In July 2020, consumer prices increased by 0.8% year on year
- In July 2020, the production capacity utilisation rate in industry has partially recovered
- In Q2 2020, the labour market under the influence of containment
- In Q2 2020, GDP shrank by 13.8%
- In Q2 2020, private payroll employment decreased by 0.6% (flash estimate)
- In Q2 2020, household gross disposable income declined but the savings rate grew significantly
- In August 2020, households’ confidence has been stable
- Rise in business births in July 2020
- In June 2020, sales volume in overall trade kept rebounding
- In August 2020, the business climate in retail trade has continued to recover
- In August 2020, both the French business climate and the employement climate have continued to recover
- Business managers in manufacturing industry have lowered further their investment forecast for 2020
- In July 2020, the turnover in large-scale food retailing declined
- In August 2020, the business climate in services has continued to bounce back
- In November 2023, consumer prices increased by 3.4% year on year
- The producer prices in French industry rose by 0.4% in July 2020
- In July, household consumption expenditure on goods increased slightly (+0.5%)
- In Q2 2020, the prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works rose by +0.1%
- In July 2020, agricultural producer prices decreased by 0.7% year on year
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS); both a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- In August 2020, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.2% in hyper and supermarkets
- In July 2020, manufacturing continued to recover (+4.5%)
- In Q2 2020, the rise in prices of second-hand dwellings continued
- Slight rise in business births in August 2020
- In December 2020, turnover in large-scale food retailing bounced back sharply after lockdown was lifted
- In December 2020, households’ confidence has rebounded sharply and recovers its September level
- In September 2023, agricultural producer prices went down again year on year (‑8.9% after ‑7.4%)
- In Q2 2020, labour cost index - wages and salaries rose by 2.8% and total labour cost index by 2.9%
- In Q2 2020, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 0.18% over a year
- In Q2 2020, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 0.40% over a year
- In September 2020, the French business climate has continued to rebound, tempered by uncertainty about activity prospects
- In September 2020, the business climate in services has continued to recover but the activity prospects remain uncertain
- In December 2023, the business climate has improved slightly in services
- In September 2020, the business climate in the manufacturing industry has continued to rebound, albeit at a slower pace than in the previous months
- In Q2 2020, house prices went up by 5.5% year on year
- At the end of Q2 2020, the Maastricht debt accounted for €2,638.3 billion
- In Q2 2020, the tertiary activities rent index decreased by 0.12% over a year
- In Q2 2020, the producer costs for construction decreased (–0.5%)
- In December 2020, the price of oil accelerated
- In August 2020, manufacturing output slowed down (+1.0%)
- In Q3 2020, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.46% over a year
- In August 2021, consumer prices increased by 1.9% year on year
- In June 2022, the business climate has deteriorated slightly in services
- In September 2020, the price of oil fell back
- In October 2020, the French business climate and the employment climate have fallen back, due to services in particular
- In October 2020, the business climate in the manufacturing industry has stalled
- In October 2020, the business climate has sharply deteriorated in services
- In October 2020, the business climate in retail trade has stagnated at a deteriorated level
- In October 2020, the opinion of business managers in the building industry on their activity prospects for the next three months has stabilized
- In October, industrialists have indicated that demand has sharply picked up but should weaken over the next few months
- In January 2022, the price of oil recovered strongly, those of imported row materials kept rising
- In Q3 2020, GDP bounced back (+18.2%) but remained well below its pre-crisis level (–4.3% over one year)
- Household consumption expenditure on goods decreased sharply in September (–5.1%)
- In August 2022, the business climate is virtually stable in services
- In November 2020, the business managers in the building industry worry about their activity prospects but remain rather optimistic about their staffing trend
- In November 2020, the business climate has amplified sharply its decline in services
- In September 2024, the business climate in wholesale trade has slightly recovered after a decline in July
- In Q3 2020, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 0.09% over a year
- In Q3 2020, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 1.09% over a year
- In Q3 2020, the tertiary activities rent index decreased by 0.54% over a year
- In Q3 2020, Household gross disposable income and non-financial corporations’ profits recovered with the rebound of economic activity
- In November 2020, services output plummeted (−5.3%)
- In Q4 2021, hotel attendance was 12.4% below its pre-crisis level
- In January 2021, the opinion of business managers in civil engineering on their activity prospects has improved slightly
- In February 2021, consumer prices were stable over one month and rose by 0.6% year on year
- In September 2024, the business climate in the building construction has slightly decreased again, returning to its long term average
- Between January and April 2025, rents increased by 0.3%
- the improvement of the economic situation in the wholesale trade is less pronounced in november 2010
- In October 2021, consumer prices increased by 2.6% year on year
- In March 2020, the business climate in wholesale trade has deteriorated sharply
- In 2020, the public deficit reached 9.2% of GDP, the notified debt 115.7% of GDP
- In Q3 2020, payroll employment rebounded in the private sector and in the public service, whithout returning to pre-crisis levels
- Slight rise in business births in November 2020
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in September 2020
- In December 2020, industrial producer prices rose by 0.8%
- In Q3 2020, labour cost index – wages and salaries decreased by 3.4% and total labour cost index by 3.6%
- In December 2020, the business climate has bounced back very strongly in retail trade and in trade and repair of vehicles
- In February 2021, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets fell by 0.3% year on year
- In October 2020, manufacturing output slowed down (+0.5%)
- In October 2020, services output fell (−0.8%) and remained below its February level (−5.4%)
- In October 2020, sales volume in trade recovered
- At the end of Q3 2020, the Maastricht debt accounted for €2,674.3 billion
- In Q3 2020, the producer costs in construction increased by 0.4%
- In Q3 2020, house prices went up by 0.7% quarter on quarter
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in October 2020
- Household consumption expenditure on goods dropped sharply in November (–18.9%)
- In Q2 2022, production costs in construction rose by 3.6%
- In Q4 2020, the Commercial Rent Index decreased by 0.32% over a year
- Between April and July 2022, rents increased by 0.2%
- In 2019, leasing is still progressing
- In November 2024, the business climate in wholesale trade has retreated
- In Q4 2020, the tertiary activities rent index decreased by 1.19% over a year
- In December 2020, consumer prices rose by 0.2% over one month and were stable year on year
- In January 2021, the business climate is virtually stable in retail trade and trade and repair of vehicles as a whole
- In January 2021, household consumption expenditure on goods decreased sharply (–4.6% compared to December)
- In January 2021, the business climate in industry begins the year on the rise
- In January 2021, the business climate is virtually stable in services
- In January 2021, the French business climate has improved very slightly, as well as the employment climate
- Household consumption of goods decreased in October 2023 (-0.9%)
- In January 2021, agricultural producer prices increased by 1.4% year on year
- In December 2020, agricultural producer prices decreased by 1.4% year on year
- In November 2020, sales volume in trade fell sharply due to the second lockdown
- In January 2021, consumer prices increased by 0.6% year on year
- Business managers have forecast a strong recovery in their investment in 2021 in most industrial sectors
- The Housing Rent Reference Index in Q3 2022
- The economic situation in the wholesale trade is slightly more favourable
- In March 2021, the business climate has recovered sharply in services
- In March 2024, consumer prices increased by 0.2% over one month and by 2.3% year on year
- In Q4 2020, labour cost index – wages and salaries increased by 1.7% and total labour cost index by 1.5%
- GDP declined in Q4 2020 (– 1.3%), marked by the second lockdown; over the year 2020, GDP declined by 8.3%.
- In Q4 2020, payroll employment dropped by 0.2% (flash estimate)
- In January 2021, real estate developers’ opinion on demand for new dwellings has improved
- In February 2021, the business climate in manufacturing is slowly continuing to recover
- In December 2020, sales volume in trade recovered after lockdown was lifted
- In Q4 2020, the unemployment rate fell back again to 8.0 %
- In Q4 2020, the prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works slightly rose by +0.2%
- In Q4 2020, services producer prices fell by 0.3%
- In February 2021, the business managers in the building industry remain fairly confident on their activity prospects
- In February 2021, the French business climate as well as the employment climate have weakened
- In April 2021, the business climate in the industry has improved markedly and crossed its long-term average
- In February 2021, consumer prices increased by 0.4% year on year
- Manufacturing industry turnover increased in December 2020 (+2.1%)
- In January 2021, industrial producer prices rose by 1.2%
- In February 2021, the business climate has deteriorated in retail trade
- In December 2020, services output bounced back (+5.6%) but remained below its February 2020 level (−5.3%)
- In January 2021, the business managers of small building firms remain quite confident about their activity
- In January 2021, turnover in large-scale food retailing increased slightly
- In January, the production capacity rate in industry has slightly increased again
- The economic situation in the wholesale trade still declines in November 2011
- Purchasing power of GDHI grew in Q4 2020 (+1.5%), despite the decline in GDP (-1.4%)
- In July 2015, the business climate has slightly improved in the wholesale trade
- In Q4 2020, house prices accelerated quarter on quarter
- In Q4 2020, payroll employment has stalled
- In January 2022, the real estate developers’ opinion on the demand for new housing has slightly deteriorated
- In Q4 2020, the production costs in construction decreased by 0.4%
- In Q4 2020, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 1.47% over a year
- In Q4 2020, rents increased by 0.8%
- In November 2021, the industrial producer prices accelerated again: +3.0% over a month and +16.3% over a year
- In Q3 2022, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” rose by 8.01% over a year
- In 2022, employment increased by 0.3% in the French civil service
- In March 2021, the business climate in the manufacturing industry is stable
- In March 2021, before the local strengthening of health measures, the business climate in retail trade improved
- In March 2021, the activity prospects improve in the building industry
- In March 2021, before the local strengthening of health measures, the French business climate and the employment climate improved clearly
- In April 2021, demand in the industrial sector has picked up and difficulties of supply have increased
- The economic situation in the wholesale trade remains deteriorated
- In February 2021, industrial producer prices rose by 0.8%
- In January 2021, services output fell back (−4.6%)
- In January 2021, sales volume in trade fell back slightly
- Manufacturing industry turnover increased in <emphase-normale>January</emphase-normale> 2021 (+2.9%)
- At the end of Q4 2020, the Maastricht debt accounted for €2,650.1 billion
- In April 2025, the business climate in France remains gloomy
- In March 2021, consumer prices increased by 1.1% year on year
- In June 2021, consumer prices increased by 1.5% year on year
- In February 2021, the price of oilaccelerated
- In February 2021, turnover in large-scale food retailing rose slightly
- In February 2021, household consumption expenditure on goods was stable
- In February 2021, agricultural producer prices increased by 4.3% year on year
- In March 2021, households’ confidence has bounced back slightly
- In 2019, the average net wage in the civil service was stable in real terms
- The economic situation in the wholesale trade is still little favourable
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in January 2023
- In February, manufacturing output plummeted again (−4,6%)
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in January 2021
- In Q1 2021, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.09% over a year
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS); both a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- In September 2022, oil and imported raw material prices fell
- In July 2021, the opinion of the business managers in civil engineering on their past and expected activity has improved very sharply
- In April 2021, personal business prospects in the building industry are still high
- In May 2021, consumer prices rose by 0.3% over one month and by 1.4% year on year
- In March 2021, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets fell by 0.3% year on year
- In Q4 2021, payroll employment increased by 0.4 %
- In February 2021, sales volume in trade rose slightly
- In April 2021, the business climate in retail trade has deteriorated markedly
- In April 2025, the business climate in services has slightly rebounded
- In April 2021, the French business climate has faltered despite its improvement in manufacturing
- In April 2021, the business climate has deteriorated in services
- In April 2021, small building firms have reported an improvement in their activity
- In April 2021, the opinion of the business managers in civil engineering on their activity prospects has improved
- In April 2021, the price of oil decreased a bit
- In April 2021, real estate developers’ opinion on demand for new housing has improved
- In March 2021, industrial producer prices rose by 0.9%
- Business births fell back in September 2025
- In May 2021, the business prospects of building firms have improved
- Rebound in business births in April 2021
- Output in services increased markedly in March 2021 (+3.4%)
- In Q3 2021, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.83% over a year
- In May 2021, the business climate has improved very strongly in services
- The economic situation in the wholesale trade declines in July 2011
- In September 2021, consumer prices fell back by 0.2% over one month and increased by 2.2% year on year
- In March, manufacturing output recovered slightly (+0,4%)
- In April 2021, consumer prices increased by 1.3% year on year
- In March 2022, consumer prices increased by 4.5% year on year
- In June 2021, the price of oil continues to rise
- Household consumption of goods decreased sharply in July 2021 (–2.2%)
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in February 2021
- Decrease in business births in September 2021; sharp increase over the twelve last months
- In July 2021, real estate developers’ opinion on demand for new housing is virtually unchanged
- Business managers have consolidated the prospect of a strong recovery in their investment in 2021
- In March 2021, turnover in large-scale food retailing sped up
- In May 2021, households’ confidence has increased
- Household consumption expenditure on goods decreased markedly in March 2021 (–1.1%)
- In February 2022, the industrial producer prices rose by 0.8% over a month and 20.1% over a year
- GDP rebounded slightly in Q1 2021 (+0.4%), but remained below its pre-crisis level (–4.4% from Q4 2019)
- In June 2021, industrial producer prices rose by 1.0% over a month
- In April 2021, consumer prices rose by 0.1% over one month and by 1.2% year on year
- Services output fell further in January 2022 (–1.6%)
- In May 2021, the business climate has recovered very strongly in retail trade
- In May 2021, the French business climate has improved strongly
- In Q1 2023, labour cost index – wages and salaries increased by 1.2%, total labour cost index by 1.6%
- In March 2021, turnover bounced back sharply in manufacturing industry (+ 8.4%)
- In May 2021, the business climate in the industry has pursued its uninterrupted rise since December 2020
- In December 2021, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 0.5% year on year
- In April 2021, industrial producer prices were stable over a month and rose by 6.4% over a year
- In April 2021, turnover in large-scale food retailing fell back
- In March 2021, a further increase in sales volume in trade
- Consumer prices accelerated on average from 2020 to 2021
- Household consumption expenditure on goods fell sharply in April 2021 (–8.3%)
- In July 2021, industrial producer prices rose by 1.1% over a month
- In September 2021, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets fell by 0.1% year on year
- GDP was almost stable in Q1 2021 (-0.1%), the purchasing power of GDHI fell (-1.0%) but remained above its pre-crisis level
- In Q1 2021, the prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works rose by +1.3%
- In April 2021, agricultural producer prices rose by 3.4% year on year
- In Q1 2021, services producer prices rose by 0.5%
- In Q1 2021, the Commercial Rent Index increased by 0.43% over a year
- In Q1 2021, the tertiary activities rent index decreased by 0.57% over a year
- In April, manufacturing output fell back slightly (–0.3%)
- Fall back in business births in May 2021; sharp increase over the twelve last months
- In Q1 2021, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” increased by 2.94% over a year
- In May 2021, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets fell by 0.5% year on year
- In Q1 2021, rents are stable
- In June 2021, the opinion of the business managers in the building industry on their recent activity has improved markedly
- In June 2021, the business climate in industry has stabilised
- The economic situation in the wholesale trade continue to improve in september 2010
- In June 2021, the business climate has continued to improve significantly in services
- In June 2021, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of vehicles as a whole has continued its very strong improvement begun in May
- In April 2024, oil prices accelerated, as did those of other imported raw materials
- In May 2021, the price of oil recovered
- In Q1 2021, the production costs in construction increased by 1.5%
- In Q1 2021, the rise in house prices continued
- In June 2021, manufacturing output improved (+0.9%)
- GDP slowed down in Q4 2025 (+0.2% after +0.5%); on average in 2025, it increased by 0.9%
- In May 2015, the business climate has improved again in the wholesale trade
- In May 2026, consumer prices increased by 2.4% year on year
- In August 2021, the French business climate has lost some steam while the employment climate is virtually stable
- In May 2021, industrial producer prices rose by 0.4% over a month and by 6.6% over a year
- In May 2021, turnover in large-scale food retailing picked up due to automotive fuel sales
- In April 2021, turnover fell back in manufacturing industry (−3.9%)
- In August 2021, manufacturing turnover recovered (+3.0%)
- In August 2021, the business climate in the industry has been virtually stable at a high level
- In April 2021, sales volume in trade fell back sharply
- In July 2021, the business climate is stable in services
- Output in services went down in April 2021 (−2.3%)
- Rebound in business births in June 2021; sharp increase over the twelve last months
- In May 2021, agricultural producer prices rose by 7.4% year on year
- Output in services rose again in August 2021 (+2.1%)
- In Q2 2024, the unemployment rate decreased by 0.2 points
- In July 2021, the business climate in the industry has kept improving
- Household consumption expenditure on goods bounced back sharply in May 2021 (+10.4%)
- In September 2021, agricultural producer prices rose by 13.6% year on year
- In July 2021, small building firms have reported an improvement in their recent activity
- In June 2024, gas prices continued to rise, those of food commodities bounced back
- In Q2 2022, payroll employment increased in almost all regions
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS); both a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- In July 2021, manufacturing output increased by 0.6%
- In July 2024, developers’ opinion on the new dwelling demand has improved but remains very degraded
- In Q2 2021, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.42% over a year
- In August 2021, consumer prices rose by 0.6% over one month and by 1.9% year on year
- In August 2022, consumer prices increased by 5.8% year on year
- GDP rebounded in Q2 2021 (+0.9%), and approached its pre-crisis level (–3.3% from Q4 2019)
- In Q1 2021, payroll employment increased by 0.3% (flash estimate)
- In June 2022, a further increase in the sales volume in trade (+0.4%)
- In July 2021, households’ confidence has decreased a little
- In July 2021, consumer prices increased by 1.2% year on year
- In Q2 2021, payroll employment increased by 1.2% and returned to its end of 2019 level (flash estimate)
- In July 2021, the French business climate has weakened slightly while the employment climate has continued to improve
- In July 2021, the opinion of business managers in the building industry on their upcoming activity for the next three months is virtually unchanged
- In August 2021, manufacturing output went up by 1.1%
- In June 2021, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets fell by 0.3% year on year
- In July 2021, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of vehicles as a whole has weakened slightly
- In June 2021, consumer prices rose by 0.1% over one month and by 1.5% year on year
- In July 2021, demand in the industrial sector have strengthened while supply difficulties have increased
- In May 2021, turnover decreased again in manufacturing industry (−3.7%)
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in August 2022
- In July 2024, civil engineering business managers’ opinion on their past activity has degraded sharply
- In March 2024, manufacturing turnover fell back (-1.1%)
- In February 2023, manufacturing output bounced back (+1.3%)
- In June 2021, agricultural producer prices rose by 7.8% year on year
- In July 2022 the industrial producer prices rose by 2.0% over a month and by 25.9% over a year
- In Q2 2021, payroll employment increased by 1.1% and slightly exceeded its pre-crisis level
- In June 2021, turnover in large-scale food retailing fell back
- In May 2021, sales volume in trade recovered
- In August 2021, the price of oil fell back
- In May 2021, output in services rose slightly (+0.2%)
- Household consumption of goods increased slightly in June 2021 (+0.3%)
- In Q4 2021, private payroll employment increased again by 0.5% (flash estimate)
- In Q1 2021, the unemployment rate was virtually stable at 8.1 %
- In Q1 2022, collective tourist attendance was 11.3% lower than in Q1 2019
- In Q2 2021, the unemployment rate was virtually stable at 8.0%
- In October 2021, manufacturing output was up by 0.9%
- In June 2021, sales volume in trade kept growing
- In Q2 2021, the prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works rose by +2.0%
- In May 2026, consumer prices rose by 2.4% year on year
- The purchasing power of GDHI rebounded (+0.6%) in Q2 2021 in connection with the dynamism of GDP (+1.1%)
- Output in services increased sharply in June 2021 (+7.3%)
- In July 2021, turnover in large-scale food retailing increased slightly
- In June 2021, turnover bounced back strongly in manufacturing industry (+9.3%)
- In July 2021, agricultural producer prices rose by 8.2% year on year
- In Q2 2021, services producer prices rose by 0.9%
- In Q2 2021, the rise in prices of second-hand dwellings continued in provincial France, while price were almost stable in Île-de-France
- In Q2 2021, labour cost index – wages and salaries decreased by 0.4% and total labour cost index by 0.6%
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in June 2021
- In August 2021, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets fell by 0.1% year on year
- Near stability in business births in August 2021; sharp increase over the twelve last months
- Household consumption of goods fell back in July (–0.8%)
- Services output accelerated in June 2022 (+1.7%)
- In Q1 2024, services producer prices rose by 0.6% over a quarter and by 1.9% over a year
- In September 2021, the business climate in industry has decreased
- In September 2021, activity prospects have improved again in the building industry
- In Q2 2021, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” rose by 3.88% over a year
- The economic situation in the wholesale trade has decreased again in May 2013
- In September 2021, the French business climate has improved slightly while the employment climate is a bit less positive
- In September 2021, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of vehicles as a whole has deteriorated again
- Household consumption of goods recovered in August 2021 (+1,0%)
- In Q2 2021, the production costs in construction rose by 0.8%
- In Q2 2021, rents increased by 0.2%
- At the end of Q2 2021, the Maastricht debt accounted for €2,762.0 billion
- In Q2 2021, the tertiary activities rent index rose by 1.86% over a year
- In September 2021, households’ confidence has improved
- In July 2021, sales volume in trade fell back (−3.2%)
- In August 2021, the rise in industrial producer prices for the home market reached 10.0% over a year
- In August 2021, sales volume in trade bounced back (+1.8%)
- In August 2021, turnover in large-scale food retailing decreased slightly
- In July 2021, manufacturing turnover fell back (–6.8%)
- Output in services up 0.4% in July 2021
- In August 2021, the rise in agricultural producer prices reached 10.4% year on year
- The Housing Rent Reference Index in Q3 2023
- In October 2021, the business climate in manufacturing has been stable
- In Q2 2023, house prices fell by 0.7%
- In August 2023, agricultural producer prices continued to fall year on year (‑7.4% after ‑5.4 %)
- In October 2021, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of vehicles as a whole has slightly recovered
- In November 2025, consumer prices fell by 0.2% over one month and rose by 0.9% year on year
- In April 2022, demand prospects have distinctly deteriorated in the manufacturing industries compared to January 2022
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS); both a cost index and an index of employer contributions
- The dynamism of the economic situation in the wholesale trade is lightly slowing down at May 2011
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in July 2021
- In April 2024, developers’ opinion on the new dwelling demand has degraded but the prospects for housing starts have bounced back slightly
- In September 2021, the price of oil bounced back
- In October 2021, demand in manufacturing has remained strong but sourcing difficulties have become widespread
- In September 2021, manufacturing output fell back by 1.4%
- In Q3 2021, private payroll employment increased by 0.5 % (flash estimate)
- In October 2021, the opinion of the business managers in civil engineering on their expected activity has improved again
- In October 2021, real estate developers’ opinion on demand for new housing is unchanged
- In October 2021, small building firms have reported an improvement in their recent activity
- The economic situation in the wholesale trade remains deteriorated
- In September 2021, turnover in large-scale food retailing was virtually stable (+0.1%)
- GDP accelerated in Q3 2021 (+3.0%), and returns to its pre-crisis level (–0.1% from Q4 2019)
- In December 2021, the price of oil fell, those of imported row materials were back on the rise
- In November 2021, the business climate has been pushed upwards by order-books
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in August 2021
- In November 2021, consumer prices increased by 0.4% over one month and by 2.8% year on year
- In October 2021, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets were stable year on year
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS)
- In November 2021, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 0.2% year on year
- Sharp increase in business births in October 2021 and over the twelve last months
- In November 2021, the business climate in the building construction industry is very favourable despite the supply constraints
- In Q3 2021, the employment rate was at its highest level (67.5%) and the unemployment rate was virtually stable (8.1%)
- In July 2024, household confidence has slightly increased
- In Q3 2021, the rise in prices of second-hand dwellings continued, in a stronger way for provincial France than for Île-de-France
- At the end of Q3 2021, the Maastricht debt accounted for €2,834.3 billion
- In September 2022, the French business climate has darkened
- In November 2021, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of vehicles as a whole has improved again
- Household consumption of goods decreases by 0.4% in October 2021
- In September 2021, the sales volume in trade fell back (−1.1%)
- In October 2021, turnover in large-scale food retailing decreased (−0.7%)
- Unprecedented rises of industrial producer prices in October 2021: +2.6% over a month and +14.0% over a year
- In Q3 2021, services producer prices rose strongly (+1.7%)
- In November 2021, consumer prices increased by 2.8% year on year
- In October 2021, agricultural producer prices rose by 14.5% year on year
- Purchasing power of GDHI by consumption unit was stable in Q3 2021 (0.0%), while corporations’ profit ratio fell back significantly (–2.8 points)
- Output in services stabilised in September 2021 (0,0%)
- In Q3 2021, payroll employment increased by 0.4 %
- In Q3 2021, labour cost index - wages and salaries was almost stable, total labour cost index decreased by 0.3%
- In Q3 2021, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” rose by 6.86% over a year
- In March 2022, manufacturing output declined by 0.3%
- In March 2022, the French business climate has deteriorated sharply while the employment climate is stable
- In March 2022, the business climate has deteriorated in services
- In 2020, employment increased by 0.6% in the French civil service
- In Q3 2021, the rise in house prices continued
- In October 2021, the sales volume was stable in trade
- In December 2021, the business climate in the building construction industry remains very favourable
- In December 2021, the business climate in retail trade has slightly deteriorated and has bounced back in trade and repair of vehicles
- In Q3 2021, the Commercial Rent Index rose by 3.46% over a year
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in September 2021
- In January 2022, households’ confidence has been virtually stable
- In Q3 2021, production costs in construction rose by 2.3%
- In December 2021, the business climate has deteriorated in services
- In December 2021, the French business climate has deteriorated and the employment climate has dipped a little
- In December 2021, the business climate in manufacturing industry has slightly improved
- Output in services fell in October 2021 (–0,6%)
- In November 2021, turnover in large-scale food retailing recovered (+0.7%)
- Between July and October 2021, rents decreased by 0.2%
- Household consumption of goods slowed down in December 2021 (+0.2% after +0.9%)
- Household consumption of goods bounced back in November 2021 (0.8%)
- Fall back in business births in November 2021; sharp increase over the twelve last months
- In October 2021, manufacturing turnover fell back slightly (–0.4%)
- In October 2021, the business climate remains favourable in the building construction industry
- In November 2021, the price of oil decreased slightly
- In Q2 2023, production costs in construction rose by 0.2%
- In Q3 2021, the tertiary activities rent index rose by 2.96% over a year
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in November 2021
- In November 2021, manufacturing output decreased by 0.6%
- Leasing declines sharply in 2020
- In January 2022, the business climate has deteriorated again in services
- Slight increase in business births in December 2021
- In January 2022, demand in manufacturing has remained strong and sourcing difficulties have somewhat eased
- In Q4 2021, the unemployment rate decreased by 0.6 points to 7.4%
- In January 2022, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of vehicles as a whole has lost steam
- In January 2022, the French business climate has deteriorated and the employment climate is stable
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in October 2021
- In January 2022, the business climate in the building construction industry has withdrawn while staying at a high level
- Rebound in business births registered in January 2024
- In November 2021, manufacturing turnover recovered (+2.1%)
- In January 2022, the business managers of small building firms are more optimistic about their activity prospects
- In January 2022, consumer prices increased by 2.9% year on year
- In February 2024, the business climate in services has edged down and has moved below its long-term average
- In January 2022, consumer prices increased by 0.3% over one month and by 2.9% year on year
- In February 2022, manufacturing turnover went up slightly (+0.3%)
- In November 2021, the sales volume in trade increased (+1.3%)
- Sharp rebound of output in services in November 2021 (+2.7%)
- In December 2021, the industrial producer prices rose by 1.1% over a month and by 16.9% over a year
- In December 2021, manufacturing output was virtually stable (+0.1%)
- GDP increased by +0.7% in Q4 2021. On average in 2021, it increased by 7.0% (after -8.0% in 2020).
- In May 2022, the French business climate is stable while the employment climate has darkened a little
- In December 2021, turnover in large-scale food retailing was stable
- In December 2021, agricultural producer prices rose by 17.6% year on year
- In February 2022, the business climate in the building construction industry has improved slightly
- In January 2022, manufacturing output increased by 1.8%
- In January 2022, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 0.7% year on year
- In February 2022, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of vehicles as a whole has rebounded
- In Q4 2021, the prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works rose by +1.8%
- In February 2022, the French business climate has bounced back sharply and the employment climate has improved again
- In February 2022, the business climate has rebounded strongly in services
- New increase in business births in January 2022
- In December 2021, manufacturing turnover continued to increase (+2.3%)
- In Q1 2022, the unemployment rate was virtually stable at 7.3%
- In February 2022, the business climate in manufacturing industry has slightly weakened while remaining positive
- In January 2022, the industrial producer prices accelerated anew: +3.7% over a month and +20.1% over a year
- In February 2022, consumer prices increased by 3.6% year on year
- In February 2022, household confidence has fallen slightly
- Household consumption of goods decreased sharply in January (–1.5%)
- In December 2021, the sales volume in trade fell back (−1.2%)
- In January 2022, agricultural producer prices rose by 15.8% year on year
- In Q4 2021, prices of second-hand dwellings increased again, while noticeably slowing down in Île-de-France
- In January 2022, turnover in large-scale food retailing increased (+2.2%)
- Downturn of output in services in December 2021 (–0.7%)
- Purchasing power of GDHI per consumption unit bounced back in Q4 2021 (+0.7%) and rose by +1.9% over the year 2021 (after 0.0% in 2020)
- In Q4 2021, services producer prices rose by 0.6% over a quarter and by 3.5% over a year
- In February 2022, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 1.0% year on year
- In March 2022, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 1.6% year on year
- In February 2022, consumer prices increased by 0.8% over one month and by 3.6% year on year
- In January 2023, consumer prices increased by 0.4% over one month and by 6.0% year on year
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in December 2021
- In March 2022, consumer prices increased by 1.4% over one month and by 4.5% year on year
- In July 2025, services output fell back (‑0.6%)
- In Q4 2021, labour cost index - wages and salaries increased by 0.4%, total labour cost index by 0.2%
- In Q4 2021, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” rose by 5.07% over a year
- In 2021, the public deficit reached 6.5% of GDP, the notified debt 112.9% of GDP
- In March 2022, household confidence has fallen sharply
- In Q4 2021, the tertiary activities rent index rose by 4.30% over a year
- In Q4 2021, the Commercial Rent Index rose by 2.42% over a year
- At the end of Q4 2021, the Maastricht debt accounted for €2,813.1 billion
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in January 2022
- Sharp decrease in business births in February 2022
- In February 2022, turnover in large-scale food retailing increased due to automotive fuel sales
- In Q1 2022, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 2.48% over a year
- Rebound in business births in March 2022
- In February 2022, oil and imported commodity prices rose again
- Between October 2021 and January 2022, rents increased by 0.4%
- In Q4 2021, production costs in construction rose by 1.2%
- In March 2022, the general business outlook in retail trade and in trade and repair of vehicles as a whole has deteriorated strongly
- In March 2022, the business climate in manufacturing industry has strongly deteriorated
- In July 2022, consumer prices increased by 0.3% over one month and by 6.1% year on year
- In February 2022, agricultural producer prices slowed down slightly (+14.4% year on year after +15.7% in January)
- In January 2022, manufacturing turnover slowed down sharply (+0.3%)
- In June 2022, consumer prices increased by 0.7% over one month and by 5.8% year on year
- In February 2022, manufacturing output decreased by –0.5%
- In July 2022, manufacturing turnover fell (-3.0%)
- In April 2022, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of vehicles as a whole has deteriorated sharply
- In April 2022, the business climate is stable in services
- In April 2022, the business climate in the building construction industry remains favourable but supply difficulties have increased
- In April 2022, the French business climate and the employment climate have worsened a little
- In April 2022, the business climate in manufacturing industry has slightly bounced back
- In April 2022, the opinion of the business managers in civil engineering on their incoming activity has deteriorated compared to January
- In March 2022, oil and imported commodity prices accelerated sharply
- Household consumption of goods decreased clearly in March (–1.3%)
- In April 2022, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 2.9% year on year
- In April 2022, household confidence continued to decline
- In April 2022, consumer prices increased by 4.8% year on year
- In April 2022, the business managers of small building firms are much less optimistic than in January about their activity prospects
- In April 2022, the real estate developers’ opinion on the demand for new housing has clearly deteriorated compared to January
- Strong acceleration of industrial producer prices in March 2022 (+4.6% over a month and +24.4% over a year)
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in March 2022
- In February 2022, a further increase in the sales volume in trade (+0.7%)
- In March 2022, turnover in large-scale food retailing was stable
- GDP stagnated in Q1 2022 (0.0%)
- In March 2022, agricultural producer prices sped up very sharply year on year: +26.8% after +14.5% in February
- In Q4 2021, most regions have surpassed their pre-sanitary crisis level for payroll employment
- Sharp rebound in services output in February 2022 (+2.6%)
- Further decrease in business births in May 2022
- In April 2022, oil and industrial commodity prices retreated, food commodity prices remained dynamic
- In Q1 2022, private payroll employment increased by 0.3% (flash estimate)
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in February 2022
- In May 2022, the business climate has improved slightly in services
- In May 2022, the business climate indicator has recovered in retail trade
- In Q1 2022, the Commercial Rent Index rose by 3.32% over a year
- Decrease in business births in April 2022
- In Q1 2022, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” rose by 6.92% over a year
- In July 2022, the real estate developers’ opinion on the demand for new housing has kept on deteriorating
- In May 2022, the business climate in the building construction industry has deteriorated slightly
- In Q1 2022, prices of second-hand dwellings increased again, in particular in province
- In Q1 2022, production costs in construction rose by 3.0%
- In May 2022, oil prices rebounded, non-energy commodity prices retreated
- In May 2022, the business climate has deteriorated in manufacturing industry
- In Q1 2022, the tertiary activities rent index rose by 5.10% over a year
- Further increase in services output in March 2022 (+0.8%)
- Household consumption of goods slightly decreased in April (–0.4%)
- In April 2022, manufacturing output decreased by 0.4%
- In Q1 2022, payroll employment increased by 0.3 %
- In May 2022, consumer prices increased by 5.2% year on year
- In April 2022 the industrial producer prices were stable over a month but kept rising strongly over a year (+25.0%)
- In April 2022, turnover in large-scale food retailing was stable
- In Q1 2022, the prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works rose by +2.9%
- Services producer prices rose by 0.6% in Q1 2022 and by 3.5% over a year
- In March 2022, manufacturing turnover went up sharply (+2.8%)
- In April 2022, agricultural producer prices continued to accelerate year on year: +30.8% after +27.1% in March
- In Q1 2022, GDP declined slightly (-0.2%), the purchasing power of GDHI per consumption unit fell significantly (-1.9%)
- Rebound in business births in June 2022
- In Q1 2023, collective tourist attendance rose by 12.6% year on year
- In June 2022, consumer prices increased by 5.8% year on year
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in April 2026
- Between January and April 2022, rents increased by 0.2%
- In June 2022, the French business climate and the employment climate are a little less favourable
- In Q1 2026, production costs in construction rose by 1.4% over a quarter and by 2.1% over a year
- In March 2026, manufacturing turnover bounced back (+2,2%)
- In May 2022, agricultural producer prices continued to rise sharply year on year: +28.8% after +31.0% in April
- In April 2026, agricultural producer prices continued to fall year on year, while agricultural input purchase prices sped up
- In June 2022, the business climate in the building construction industry has slightly improved
- In May 2022, turnover in large-scale food retailing increased (+0.8%)
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS)
- In June 2022, the business climate indicator has deteriorated in retail trade and has improved slightly in trade an repair of vehicles
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in June 2022
- In June 2022, the business climate in manufacturing industry has improved a little
- In May 2022, manufacturing output went up by 0.8%
- In Q2 2022, labour cost index – wages and salaries decreased by 0.2%, total labour cost index was steady
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in May 2022
- At the end of Q1 2022, the Maastricht debt accounted for €2,901.8 billion
- In June 2022 the industrial producer prices rose by 1.4% over a month and by 25.0% over a year
- In June 2022, manufacturing output went up by 1.2%
- In June 2022, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 5.0% year on year
- In July 2022, the business climate has deteriorated slightly in services
- In August 2022 the industrial producer prices rose by 2.3% over a month and by 27.7% over a year
- In July 2022, the business climate in the building construction industry remains favourable
- In June 2022, oil prices rose again, industrial commodity prices decreased
- In September 2022, consumer prices increased by 5.6% year on year
- In May 2023, the business climate in France and the employment climate have darkened again
- In July 2022, the sales volume in trade fell back (−1.8%)
- In June 2022, agricultural producer prices slowed down slightly year on year: +25.3% after +28.8% in May
- In Q2 2022, collective tourist attendance was 3.0% lower than 2019’s
- In April 2022, output in services was virtually steady (−0.1%)
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in November 2023
- In April 2022, manufacturing turnover fell back (–0.7%)
- In June 2022, turnover in large-scale food retailing increased due to automotive fuel sales
- In July 2022, consumer prices increased by 6.1% year on year
- In Q2 2022, private payroll employment increased by 0.5% (flash estimate)
- In July 2022, the business climate has deteriorated sharply in retail trade but has improved in trade and repair of vehicles
- In Q4 2022, private payroll employment was stable (flash estimate)
- In Q2 2025, collective tourist attendance, except in campsites, increased by 5.4% over a year
- GDP rebounded in Q2 2022 (+0.5%)
- Increase in services output in May 2022 (+0.8%)
- The economic situation in the wholesale trade recovers moderately in July 2012
- In February 2023, the business climate has improved a bit again in services
- In Q1 2022, all regions are above their pre-sanitary crisis levels for payroll employment
- In July 2022, oil prices retreated, industrial commodity prices decreased again
- In Q2 2022, prices of second-hand dwellings slightly slowed down
- In July 2022, the business climate in manufacturing industry has deteriorated
- In July 2022, the French business climate has worsened a little
- In July 2022, in the manufacturing industry, hiring difficulties have intensified
- In May 2022, manufacturing turnover bounced back (+1.4%)
- In August 2022, manufacturing output increased by 2.7%
- In July 2022, household confidence has decreased for the seventh consecutive month
- In Q2 2022, the tertiary activities rent index rose by 5.32% over a year
- In July 2022, the business climate in the building crafts sector has deteriorated
- In July 2022, the opinion of the business managers in civil engineering on theirs activity prospects has deteriorated compared to April
- In May 2022, the sales volume in trade bounced back (+0.5%)
- In August 2022, agricultural producer prices slowed down year on year: +22.1% after +24.2% in July
- In November 2022, the business climate in the building construction industry has slightly degraded
- Household consumption of goods increased slightly in June (+0.2%)
- In Q2 2022, the unemployment rate was virtually stable at 7.4%
- In July 2022, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 6.4% year on year
- In August 2022, the business climate in manufacturing industry has deteriorated again
- In July 2022, agricultural producer prices continued to rise sharply year on year: +25.3%, as in June
- In August 2022, the French business climate is stable and the employment climate has retreated a little
- In August 2022, the business climate in the building construction industry has slightly improved
- In August 2022, the business climate indicator has improved in retail trade
- In September 2022, the business climate in manufacturing industry has deteriorated again
- New increase in business births in July 2022
- In Q2 2022, the prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works rose by +2.3%
- In June 2022, manufacturing turnover kept growing (+2.5%)
- In October 2022, the opinion of the business managers in civil engineering on theirs activity prospects has improved compared to July
- In July 2022, large-scale food retailing turnover fell back (−0,9%)
- In Q2 2022, services producer prices sped up strongly: +2.2% over a quarter and +5.0% over a year
- In September 2022, the business climate has deteriorated in retail trade
- In August 2022, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 8.1% year on year
- In Q2 2022, GDP rebounded (+0.5%) while the purchasing power of GDHI per consumption unit decreased again (–1.2%)
- In Q2 2022, payroll employment increased by 0.4%
- In August 2022, consumer prices increased by 0.5% over one month and by 5.9% year on year
- Household consumption of goods was stable in August 2022 (+0.0%)
- In Q2 2022, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” rose by 7.96% over a year
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in July 2022
- A further increase in business births in August 2022
- In Q3 2022, the tertiary activities rent index rose by 5.88% over a year
- In November 2015, the business climate remains close to its average in the wholesale trad
- At the end of Q2 2022, the Maastricht debt accounted for €2,916.8 billion
- In July 2025, energy and food commodity prices decreased
- In Q2 2022, house prices rose by 1.5%
- In Q3 2022, collective tourist attendance exceeded its pre-sanitary crisis level
- In August 2022, a further fall of large-scale food retailing turnover (−0.5%)
- In October 2022, the business climate in the building construction industry remains favourable
- In October 2022, the business climate in the building crafts sector has deteriorated again
- Sharp decline in services output in July 2022 (−1.9%)
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS)
- In November 2022, oil prices retreated, prices of imported raw materials continued to decrease
- Further increase in business births in September 2022
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in September 2025
- In September 2022, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 8.9% year on year
- In September 2022, consumer prices fell back by 0.6% over one month and increased by 5.6% year on year
- In Q1 2021, payroll employment increased by 0.3%
- In October 2022, the real estate developers’ opinion on the demand for new housing has sharply deteriorated again
- In October 2022, the business climate in manufacturing industry has slightly bounced back
- In Q3 2022, private payroll employment increased by 0.4% (flash estimate)
- In October 2022, the business climate is virtually stable in services
- In October 2022, the French business climate is stable
- In October 2022, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of vehicles as a whole has slightly improved, while remaining deteriorated
- In October 2022, production bottlenecks have been considered particularly high by the business leaders of the manufacturing industry
- In September 2025, household confidence is stable
- In October 2022, household confidence improved slightly
- In Q3 2022, labour cost index – wages and salaries increased by 1.7%, total labour cost index by 1.5%
- Sharp rebound of services output in August 2022 (+2.7%)
- In October 2022, consumer prices increased by 6.2% year on year
- In August 2022, the sales volume in trade bounced back (+2.3%)
- In September 2022 the industrial producer prices rose moderately over a month (+0.2%) and remained on a high rise over a year (+25.8%)
- In August 2022, manufacturing turnover bounced back markedly (+4.1%)
- Household consumption of goods increased by 1.2% in September 2022
- GDP slowed down in Q3 2022 (+0.2% after +0.5%)
- In September 2022, turnover in large-scale food retailing was virtually stable
- In September 2022, agricultural producer prices continued to rise sharply year on year: +19.4% after +22.1% in August
- In September 2022, manufacturing output decreased by 0.4%
- In November 2022, the business climate has deteriorated slightly in services
- In Q3 2022, prices of second-hand dwellings went up by 1.5%
- In August 2025, consumer prices increased by 0.9% year on year
- In October 2022, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 10.6% year on year
- Continued rise in business births in October 2022
- In November 2022, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of vehicles as a whole is stable
- In October 2022, consumer prices increased by 1.0% over one month and by 6.2% year on year
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in September 2022
- In Q3 2022, the unemployment rate was virtually stable at 7.3%
- The business climate in the wholesale trade goes on decreasing in September 2014
- At the end of Q3 2022, the Maastricht debt accounted for €2,956.8 billion
- In Q3 2022, payroll employment increased by 0.4%
- In April 2025, consumer prices increased by 0.8% year on year
- In January 2015, the business climate has declined in the wholesale trade
- In November 2022, the business climate in manufacturing industry has slightly degraded
- In October 2022, the sales volume in trade fell back (-0.8%)
- In September 2022, the sales volume in trade kept growing (+0.6%)
- In September 2022, manufacturing turnover increased very slightly (+0.2%)
- Household confidence in January 2023
- The economic situation in the wholesale trade declines considerably in May 2012
- In November 2022, the French business climate remains stable
- Household consumption of goods fell sharply in October 2022 (-2.8%)
- In October 2022, manufacturing output decreased by 2.0%
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in November 2022
- In October 2022, turnover in large-scale food retailing increased slightly (+0.2%)
- In November 2022, consumer prices increased by 6.2% year on year
- In November 2022 the industrial producer prices rose anew over a month (+0.9%) and remained on a high rise over a year (+18.5%)
- In December 2022, the business climate in manufacturing industry is stable
- In July 2016, the business climate still gets better in wholesale trade
- In Q3 2022, prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works rose by 1.9%
- In Q3 2022, services producer prices rose by 1.4% over a quarter and by 4.9% over a year
- Output in services was almost stable in September 2022 (-0.1%)
- In October 2022 the industrial producer prices fell back over a month (-1.1%) but remained on a high rise over a year (+21.4%)
- In October 2022, agricultural producer prices continued to rise sharply year on year: +16.7% after +19.5% in September
- In Q3 2022, GDP slowed down (+0.2%) while the purchasing power of GDHI per consumption unit rebounded (+0.8%)
- Decline in business births in December 2022
- In Q2 2024, hourly wages increased by 2.5% over a year, hourly costs by 2.7%
- In December 2022, consumer prices fell back slightly over one month (‑0.1%) and increased by 5.9% year on year
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in October 2022
- In December 2022, the business climate in the building construction industry is stable
- In December 2022, the business climate is stable in services
- In Q3 2022, production costs in construction rose by 1.6%
- In December 2022, the French business climate remains stable while the employment climate has improved
- In November 2022, consumer prices increased by 0.3% over one month and by 6.2% year on year
- In December 2022, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of vehicles as a whole has improved
- In November 2022, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 11.7% year on year
- The Housing Rent Reference Index in Q4 2022
- The economic situation in the wholesale trade has recovered in March 2013
- On average in 2022, sharp acceleration in consumer prices
- In April 2025, manufacturers consider the demand to have been more dynamic over the last three months
- In Q3 2022, the Commercial Rent Index rose by 5.37% over a year
- In 2021, employment increased by 0.4% in the French civil service
- In November 2022, turnover in large-scale food retailing decreased (-0.4%)
- In Q1 2022, the rise in house prices continued
- In October 2022, manufacturing turnover was virtually stable (+0.1%)
- Further rise in business births in November 2022
- In November 2022, manufacturing output bounced back by 2.4%
- In January 2023, the real estate developers’ opinion on the demand for new housing has degraded again
- Between July and October 2022, rents increased by 0.3%
- Services output fell in October 2022 (-0.7%)
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS)
- In February 2023, consumer prices increased by 6.2% year on year
- In November 2022, agricultural producer prices slowed down year on year: +13.0% after +16.7% in October
- In Q3 2022, house prices went up by 1.5%
- In January 2023, the business climate in the building construction industry has deteriorated slightly
- In September 2016, the business climate worsens in wholesale trade
- In November 2016, the business climate goes on deteriorating in wholesale trade
- The economic situation in the wholesale trade significantly improves in March 2011
- In 2021, leasing exceeded its pre-crisis level
- In January 2019, the business climate in wholesale trade has deteriorated
- Household consumption of goods rebounded in November 2022 (+0.5%)
- In March 2018, the business climate improves in wholesale trade
- In December 2022, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 12.2% year on year
- In December 2022, oil prices fell sharply
- In January 2023, the business climate has improved slightly in services
- In July 2017, the business climate improves significantly in wholesale trade
- In January 2023, the opinion of the business managers in civil engineering on their activity prospects has degraded compared to October
- In November 2022, manufacturing turnover increased (+1.3%)
- In Q3 2022, payroll employment increased in almost all regions
- In November 2022, the sales volume in trade was virtually stable (+0.1%)
- In January 2023, the business climate in retail trade has improved
- In January 2017, the business climate gets better in wholesale trade
- In January 2023, the business climate in the building crafts sector has degraded
- In January 2023, the business climate in France remains virtually stable while the employment climate has improved again
- In January 2023, the business climate in manufacturing industry has slightly improved
- In January 2023, manufacturers have considered the demand less dynamic than in October
- In January 2023, consumer prices increased by 6.0% year on year
- In March 2023, agricultural producer prices fell year on year (‑1.5% after +11.3 %)
- Stability of output in services in November 2022
- In March 2017, the business climate is stable above its average in wholesale trade
- In December 2022, manufacturing output increased slightly (+0.3%)
- At the end of Q2 2025, the Maastricht debt accounted for 115.6% of GDP
- In December 2022 the industrial producer prices rose again over a month (+1.1%) and remained on a high rise over a year (+17.7%)
- In September 2019, the business climate has hardly worsened in wholesale trade
- In February 2023, consumer prices increased by 1.0% over one month and by 6.3% year on year
- Household consumption in goods fell by 1.3% in December 2022
- In May 2017, the business climate gets slightly better in wholesale trade
- In September 2017, the business climate remains favourable in wholesale trade
- In December 2022, turnover in large-scale food retailing decreased sharply (‑2.1%)
- The economic outlook in the wholesale trade has decreased in July 2014
- In Q1 2023, GDP grew moderately (+0.2%) while the purchasing power of household GDI per consumption unit fell (-0.6%)
- In April 2023, manufacturing turnover fell sharply (-2.5%)
- In December 2022, agricultural producer prices slowed down but remained on a sharp upward trend year on year (+10.7%)
- In May 2023, the business climate has deteriorated again in services
- The economic situation in the wholesale trade is slightly more favourable in may 2010
- In February 2023, the business climate in manufacturing industry has slightly improved again
- In January 2016, the business climate holds steady in the wholesale trade
- In Q4 2022, collective tourist attendance was 2.0% higher than its Q4 2019 level
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in December 2022
- In February 2023, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 14.2% year on year
- In Q4 2022, the unemployment rate was virtually stable at 7.2%
- In February 2023, the business climate in France has improved a little and the employment climate remains favourable
- Decline in business births registered in January 2023
- In March 2019, the business climate rebounds sharply in wholesale trade
- In February 2023, the business climate in the building construction industry has deteriorated again
- The economic situation in the wholesale trade has remained dull in November 2012
- In February 2023, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of vehicles as a whole has slightly improved
- In July 2018, the business climate falters again in wholesale trade
- In February 2023, household confidence in the economic situation remains low
- In Q4 2022, prices of second-hand dwellings decelerated significantly
- In December 2022, the sales volume in trade decreased (‑1.2%)
- Output in services was almost stable in December 2022 (‑0.1%)
- Household consumption in goods rebounded in January 2023 (+1.5%)
- In January 2023 the industrial producer prices sped up over a month (+1.6%) and remained on a high rise over a year (+14.9%)
- In Q4 2022, services producer prices fell back over a quarter (‑0.8%) but remained on a rise over a year (+3.5%)
- Rise in business births registered in April 2023
- In May 2023, the business climate has deteriorated sharply in wholesale trade
- In May 2023, household confidence is stable
- In March 2023, sales volume in trade decreased (‑0.6%)
- The economic situation in the wholesale trade declines markedly in September 2011
- The economic situation in the wholesale trade has remained dull in January 2013
- The economic situation in the wholesale trade is less deteriorated
- The economic situation in the wholesale trade improves considerably in March 2012
- The economic situation in the wholesale trade has remained almost stable in July 2013
- The economic situation in the wholesale trade is practically stable in january 2011
- In May 2016, the business climate is virtually stable in wholesale trade
- The economic situation in the wholesale trade keeps on improving in july 2010
- In March 2016, the business climate is virtually stable in the wholesale trade
- The degradation of the economic situation in the wholesale trade continues in January 2012
- The economic outlook in the wholesale trade has recovered dramatically in September 2013
- The economic outlook in the wholesale trade has decreased in January 2014
- The economic situation in the wholesale trade is getting worse in September 2012
- In September 2015, the business climate has fallen back in the wholesale trade
- In November 2017, the business climate improves again in wholesale trade
- In January 2018, the business climate weakens in wholesale trade
- In July 2019, the business climate has deteriorated in wholesale trade
- In May 2018, the business climate falters significantly in wholesale trade
- In September 2018, the business climate picks up in wholesale trade
- In November 2018, the business climate is stable in wholesale trade
- In January 2019, the business climate worsens significantly in wholesale trade
- In May 2019, the business climate is stable in wholesale trade
- The business climate in wholesale trade has recovered in January 2021
- Between March and May 2020, the business climate in wholesale trade has fallen steeply
- In July 2020, the business climate in wholesale trade has rebounded markedly but remains very deteriorated
- In September 2020, the recent rebound in activity has supported the business climate’s rise in wholesale trade
- The business climate in wholesale trade has deteriorated in November 2020
- The business climate in wholesale trade has further improved in March 2021
- The business climate in wholesale trade has recovered in November 2021
- In May 2021, the business climate in wholesale trade is signalling a strong recovery
- In July 2021, the business climate in wholesale trade has improved again
- In September 2021, the business climate in wholesale trade has fallen back
- In January 2022, the business climate in wholesale trade has faltered a little but remains favourable
- In March 2022, the business climate in wholesale trade has strongly deteriorated
- In May 2022, the business climate in wholesale trade has deteriorated again
- In July 2022, the business climate in wholesale trade is stable
- In September 2022, the business climate in wholesale trade has deteriorated markedly
- In November 2022, the business climate in wholesale trade has improved
- In January 2023, the business climate has deteriorated sharply in wholesale trade
- In January 2023, agricultural producer prices remained on a sharp rise year on year (+10.7%)
- In January 2023, the sales volume in trade bounced back (+0.6%)
- In March 2023, manufacturing turnover bounced back (+2.1%)
- In December 2022, manufacturing turnover increased again (+0.5%)
- In Q4 2022, prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works rose by 1.6% over a quarter and by 9.8% over a year
- Services output increased in January 2023 (+1.6%)
- In Q4 2022, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” rose by 8.80% over a year
- Rebound in business births registered in February 2023
- In March 2023, the business climate in the building construction industry has deteriorated slightly again
- In Q4 2022, labour cost index – wages and salaries increased by 2.0%, total labour cost index by 1.4%
- In April 2023, the real estate developers’ opinion on the demand for new housing has degraded sharply
- In April 2023, personal business outlook has improved in the building craft sector
- In March 2023, the business climate in manufacturing industry has slightly folded
- In February 2023, oil prices in euros increased slightly, food commodity prices accelerated
- Between October 2022 and January 2023, rents increased by 1.4%
- In Q4 2022, the tertiary activities rent index rose by 6.46% over a year
- In Q4 2022, the Commercial Rent Index rose by 6.29% over a year
- In March 2023, consumer prices increased by 5.6% year on year
- In Q4 2022, production costs in construction rose by 0.2%
- In 2022, the public deficit reached 4.7% of GDP, the public debt 111.6% of GDP
- In Q4 2022, house prices slowed down significantly
- In March 2023, the business climate in France has faltered a little and the employment climate is stable
- In March 2023, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles as a whole has deteriorated
- In March 2023, the business climate has slightly rebounded in wholesale trade
- In March 2023, the business climate has deteriorated slightly in services
- In January 2023, manufacturing turnover fell back slightly (-0.4%)
- In May 2023, the business climate in the building construction has darkened significantly
- Slowdown in business births in July 2025
- In February 2023 the industrial producer prices fell back over a month (-0.7%) and remained on a high rise over a year (+13.0%)
- In February 2023, agricultural producer prices rose sharply year on year (+11.4%)
- Household consumption of goods slipped back in February 2023 (-0.8%)
- GDP grew modestly in Q3 2023 (+0.1% after +0.6%)
- The all employees-revised index of hourly labour cost - (ICHTrev-TS)
- In Q4 2022, payroll employment increased in two-thirds of the regions and was almost stable in the others
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in October 2024
- In January 2025, agricultural producer prices rose by 2.3% year on year
- In March 2023, consumer prices increased by 0.9% over one month and by 5.7% year on year
- In March 2023, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 15.0% year on year
- In Q1 2023, the tertiary activities rent index rose by 6.51% over a year
- In April 2023, the opinion of the business managers in civil engineering on their activity prospects is stable
- In Q1 2023, services producer prices rose by 0.2% over a quarter and by 3.0% over a year
- In May 2023, consumer prices increased by 5.1% year on year
- In June 2025, the business climate is stable and the employment climate has rebounded
- In April 2023 the industrial producer prices fell back sharply over a month (-4.1%) and decelerated over a year (+5.0% after +9.5%)
- Services output was almost stable in March 2023 (‑0.1%)
- Household consumption of goods decreased by 1.0% in April 2023
- Household consumption expenditure on goods rose slightly in September 2023 (+0.2%)
- In September 2023, household confidence has dipped
- GDP slowed down in Q4 2022 (+0.1% after +0.2%). On average in 2022, it increased by 2.6%
- In Q4 2022, GDP slowed down (+0.1%) while the purchasing power of GDHI per consumption unit remained dynamic (+0.8%)
- In Q1 2023, payroll employment increased by 0.3%
- In October 2023, consumer prices increased by 4.0% year on year
- In November 2023, consumer prices decreased by 0.2% over one month and rose by 3.5% year on year
- In May 2023, agricultural producer prices fell sharply year on year (‑9.4% after ‑6.1 %)
- In Q1 2023, the Commercial Rent Index rose by 6.69% over a year
- In June 2023, consumer prices increased by 4.5% year on year
- In Q1 2023, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” rose by 6.62% over a year
- Further decrease in services output in July 2023 (-0.8%)
- In Q1 2023, house prices fell by 0.2%
- In May 2023, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 14.6% year on year
- In May 2023, consumer prices fell back slightly over one month (‑0.1%) and increased by 5.1% year on year
- In June 2025, manufacturing turnover bounced back (+1.6%)
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in April 2023
- Output in services rebounded in August 2023 (+0.3%)
- In April 2025, the business climate in building construction has darkened slightly
- Between January and April 2023, rents increased by 0.3%
- In Q1 2023, production costs in construction rose by 1.3%
- In June 2023, the business climate in manufacturing industry has rebounded
- In May 2023, oil and imported commodity prices fell
- In June 2023, the business climate is stable in services
- In June 2023, the business climate in the building construction has darkened again
- In June 2023, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles as a whole has improved
- At the end of Q1 2023, the Maastricht debt accounted for €3,013.4 billion
- In Q1 2023, payroll employment increased in four out of five regions and was almost stable in the others
- Household consumption of goods increased by 0.5% in May 2023
- In May 2023 the industrial producer prices went down over a month (-1.4%) and decelerated over a year (+3.4% after +5.0%)
- In October 2024, manufacturing turnover decreased again (-1.3%)
- In May 2023, manufacturing output expanded again (+1.4%)
- In August 2024, manufacturing turnover bounced back (+1.9%)
- In January 2024, manufacturing output decreased (‑1.6%)
- In 2024, the public deficit reached 5.8 % of GDP, the public debt 113.0 % of GDP
- In September 2025, oil and gas prices continued to decrease
- 2024: a year of strong business births ending with a slight decline in December
- In Q2 2023, payroll employment was almost stable in most regions
- In September 2023, oil prices accelerated again and industrial raw material prices recovered
- In August 2023, manufacturing output fell back (‑0.4%)
- In September 2023 the industrial producer prices rose over a month (+0.7% after +0.8%) but continued to go down over a year (-2.8% after -3.2%)
- In June 2025, sales volume in trade bounced back (+0.5%)
- In March 2025, the business climate has brightened in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In March 2025, the business climate in wholesale trade has improved
- In Q2 2025, prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works rose by 0.4% over a quarter and by 1.2% over a year
- In Q3 2023, services producer prices rose by 0.4% over a quarter and by 0.9% over a year
- In January 2024, the business climate in the real-estate development has brightened slightly but remains very deteriorated
- In January 2024, the business climate in the civil engineering sector has clearly brightened
- In Q3 2023, the Commercial Rent Index rose by 5.97% over a year
- In October 2023, agricultural producer prices continued to fall year on year (‑10.0% after ‑8.4%)
- In February 2024, consumer prices increased by 2.9% year on year
- In December 2023, agricultural producer prices fell by 7.8% year on year
- In Q3 2024, the unemployment rate was virtually stable at 7.4%
- In Q3 2023, the tertiary activities rent index rose by 6.12% over a year
- In November 2023, manufacturing turnover fell back (-1.0%)
- In February 2025, the business climate is stable in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In February 2025, the business climate has brightened in services
- In July 2024, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets decreased by 0.2% year on year
- In December 2025, oil and gas prices decreased markedly
- In February 2025, the business climate has slightly improved whereas the employment climate has sharply degraded
- In Q3 2023, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” rose by 3.39% over a year
- Between July and October 2023, rents increased by 0.2%
- In November 2023, sales volume in trade kept decreasing (‑0.6%)
- Further decrease in services output in November 2023 (‑0.6%)
- In December 2023, consumer prices increased by 3.7% year on year
- In Q4 2023, GDP was almost stable (+0.1%) and household purchasing power recovered (+0.6% per consumption unit)
- Services output decreased in October 2023 (‑0.4%)
- In October 2023, manufacturing turnover bounced back (+1.2%)
- In Q3 2023, production costs in construction rose by 0.4%
- Slight rise in business births registered in November 2023
- In February 2025, household confidence has recovered again
- In December 2023, sales volume in trade increased by 0.7%
- In Q3 2023, payroll employment was stable or up slightly in almost all regions
- In Q4 2023, the fall of prices of second-hand dwellings intensified (‑1.8%)
- In December 2023, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 5.9% year on year
- In December 2023, consumer prices increased by 0.1% over one month and by 3.7% year on year
- Output in services bounced back in December 2023 (+1.2%)
- Household consumption of goods rose in November 2023 (+0.7%)
- Household consumption of goods fell back in January 2024 (-0.3%)
- In Q1 2024, collective tourist attendance increased over a year (+2.1%)
- Finance lease slowed down in 2022
- In December 2024, household confidence deteriorated again
- In January 2024, the business climate has slightly deteriorated in wholesale trade
- In Q2 2025, GDP accelerated moderately (+0.3%) and household purchasing power rebounded slightly (+0.2% per consumption unit)
- In July 2025, the industrial producer prices increased by 0.6% over a month and were virtually stable over a year
- In January 2025, developers’ opinion on the demand for new dwellings has clearly brightened but remains weak
- In January 2024, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles has sharply improved
- In December 2023, oil prices fell sharply again
- In January 2024, consumer prices increased by 3.1% year on year
- In December 2023 the industrial producer prices went down by 0.2% over a month and by 1.8% over a year
- In January 2024, the business climate in the building construction has rebounded
- Household consumption of goods rose slightly in December 2023 (+0.3%)
- In January 2024, the business climate in France is stable and the employment climate has slightly darkened
- GDP remained stable in Q4 2023. On average in 2023, it increased by 0.9%
- In December 2024, services output slowed down (+0.2%)
- Between October 2024 and January 2025, rents increased by 1.4%
- In Q3 2023, the fall of prices of second-hand dwellings intensified (‑1.1%)
- In January 2024 the industrial producer prices went down by 0.8% over a month and by 4.4% over a year
- In Q4 2023, private payroll employment was stable
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in December 2023
- In February 2024, household confidence has worsened
- In August 2025, oil and gas prices decreased again
- In January 2024, agricultural producer prices fell by 8.2% year on year
- In Q4 2023, services producer prices fell by 0.2% over a quarter and rose by 1.3% over a year
- In December 2023, manufacturing turnover bounced back (+0.7%)
- In Q4 2023, prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works were up by 0.4% over a quarter and by 3.2% over a year
- Between October 2023 and January 2024, rents increased by 1.5%
- In April 2025, the business climate has strongly retreated in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In February 2024, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 3.6% year on year
- In March 2024, the business climate has brightened in services
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in January 2024
- GDP grows moderately (+0.2%) in Q1 2024
- In March 2024, the business climate has sharply improved in wholesale trade
- In Q4 2023, hourly wages increased by 3.1% over a year, hourly costs by 3.4%
- In Q2 2024, collective tourist attendance decreased by 4.0% over a year
- In Q3 2024, private payroll employment was virtually stable
- Output in services slowed down in January 2024 (+0.4%)
- Slight fall in business births registered in February 2024
- Household consumption of goods was stable in February 2024
- Household consumption of goods rose in March 2024 (+0.4%)
- In March 2024, the industrial producer prices went down by 0.2% over a month and by 6.0% over a year
- In April 2024, civil engineering business managers’ opinion on their activity prospects has degraded compared to January
- In April 2024, consumer prices increased by 2.2% year on year
- Downturn in services output in February 2024 (‑0.4%)
- Rebound in business births in April 2024
- In January 2025, civil engineering business manager’s opinion on past activity has improved again
- In May 2024, the business climate in the building construction is stable
- In May 2024, the business climate has moved below its long-term average in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In May 2024, the business climate has slightly deteriorated in wholesale trade
- Between January and April 2024, rents increased by 0.4%
- In Q1 2024, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” rose by 7.22% over a year
- In April 2024, the industrial producer prices went down by 2.8% over a month and by 5.4% over a year
- In May 2024, household confidence is stable
- In Q1 2024, the tertiary activities rent index rose by 5.09% over a year
- In Q1 2024, prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works were up by 0.4% over a quarter and by 1.4% over a year
- In April 2024, manufacturing turnover recovered (+1.5%)
- In Q1 2024, production costs in construction rose by 1.3% over a year
- Household consumption of goods fell sharply in April 2024 (-0.8%)
- In May 2024, the business climate in services is a little more favourable
- In May 2024, the business climate in manufacturing industry has slightly degraded and has gone back below its average
- In August 2025, services output increased slightly (+0.2%)
- In August 2025, sales volume in trade picked up (+1.0%)
- In August 2024, household confidence has slightly recovered
- In March 2024, sales volume in trade dropped (‑1.4%)
- Further decrease in services output in March 2024 (‑1.4%)
- In May 2024, the business climate in France and the employment climate are stable
- In Q1 2024, GDP increased (+0.2%) and household purchasing power rose (+0.5% per consumption unit)
- In May 2024, consumer prices increased by 2.2% year on year
- In May 2024, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets rose by 0.2% year on year
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in April 2024
- In May 2024, consumer prices were stable over one month and increased by 2.3% year on year
- In June 2024, the business climate in France remains stable while the employment climate has deteriorated
- In June 2024, the business climate in services has slightly deteriorated but remains above its long-term average
- In April 2025, household confidence is stable
- In Q1 2024, house prices fell again (-1.4%)
- Further rise in business births in May 2024
- In Q1 2024, hourly wages increased by 2.9% over a year, hourly costs by 3.0%
- In June 2024, the business climate has slightly improved in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In June 2024, the business climate in the building construction has darkened
- In June 2024, the business climate in manufacturing industry is stable, just below its average
- In Q1 2024, payroll employment was almost stable or up slightly in all regions
- In January 2026, the business climate has maintained but the employment climate has darkened
- In February 2026, manufacturing output was stable
- In March 2026, output in services rose (+0.6%)
- In June 2025, services output increased slightly (+0.2%)
- Household confidence has dipped slightly in June 2024
- In July 2024, the industrial producer prices rose by 0.2% over a month and fell by 4.1% over a year.
- In March 2026, sales volume in trade increased (+0.9%)
- In November 2025, manufacturing output was back on the rise (+0.3%)
- In December 2025, consumer prices increased by 0.1% over one month and rose by 0.8% year on year
- In January 2026, the business climate has clearly darkened in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In Q4 2025, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.79% over a year
- In June 2024, consumer prices increased by 2.1% year on year
- In May 2024, manufacturing output decreased sharply (‑2.7%)
- In January 2026, consumer prices fell by 0.3% over one month and rose by 0.3% year on year
- Downturn in services output in May 2024 (‑0.3%)
- In July 2024, the business climate has sharply deteriorated in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In May 2024, sales volume in trade decreased by 0.4%
- Household consumption of goods fell in June 2024 (-0.5%)
- In July 2024, consumer prices increased by 2.3% year on year
- In Q2 2025, the Commercial Rent Index rose by 0.07% over a year
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in August 2025
- In July 2024, the foreign demand has weakened, according to the business leaders in the manufacturing industry
- In May 2024, manufacturing turnover fell back sharply (-4.0%)
- In June 2024, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets decreased slightly by 0.1% year on year
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in May 2024
- In July 2024, the business climate in France has deteriorated strongly
- In Q2 2025, services producer prices rose by 0.8% over a quarter and by 1.0% over a year
- In November 2025, manufacturing turnover decreased (-0.8%)
- Household consumption of goods fell back in November 2025 (-0.3% after +0.5%)
- GDP increased by 0.3% in Q2 2024
- In July 2024, oil prices accelerated, those of food commodities and industrial raw materials diminished
- In Q2 2024, prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works were virtually stable over a quarter and increased by 1.4% over a year
- In June 2024, manufacturing turnover recovered sharply (+3.9%)
- In August 2024, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets decreased by 0.8% year on year
- In Q2 2024, GDP increased (+0.2%) and household purchasing power rose (+0.2% per consumption unit)
- In September 2024, consumer prices increased by 1.2% year on year
- Strong rebound in business births in April 2025
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in July 2024
- In August 2024, manufacturing output increased sharply (+1.6 %)
- In August 2024, consumer prices increased by 0.5% over one month and by 1.8% year on year
- Between April and July 2024, rents increased by 0.2%
- In Q2 2024, hourly wages increased by 3.0% over a year, hourly costs by 3.4%
- In September 2024, the business climate in France has slightly improved
- In Q2 2024, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” rose by 3.86% over a year
- In August 2024, the industrial producer prices are almost stable over a month and fell by 5.1% over a year
- Sharp increase in business creations in November 2024
- In October 2024, services output fell again (‑0.2%)
- In Q2 2024, the tertiary activities rent index rose by 4.45% over a year
- In Q2 2024, the Commercial Rent Index rose by 3.73% over a year
- In September 2024, the business climate in manufacturing industry is stable
- In September 2024, the business climate is stable in services
- In August 2024, oil prices retreated sharply, gas prices rebounded strongly
- In Q2 2024, production costs in construction rose by 0.4% over a quarter and by 1.4% over a year
- In Q2 2025, payroll employment increased by +0.2%
- At the end of Q2 2024, the Maastricht debt accounted for €3,228.4 billion
- In July 2024, services output was virtually stable (+0.1%)
- In July 2024, sales volume in trade fell by 0.4%
- In September 2024, household confidence has improved again
- In October 2024, sales volume in trade fell again (‑0.2%)
- In Q2 2024, house prices fell by 0.5%
- Household consumption of goods rose again slightly in August 2024 (+0.2%)
- In September 2024, manufacturing output fell back (‑0.8%)
- In Q3 2024, prices of second-hand dwellings were virtually stable (‑0.1%)
- Household consumption of goods fell back in July 2025 (-0.3% after +0.4%)
- In Q3 2025, private payroll employment fell back by 0.3%
- In September 2024, oil prices fell again sharply
- In October 2024, the business climate in building construction is stable
- In November 2024, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets decreased by 0.7% year on year
- In December 2024, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets decreased by 0.7% year on year
- In Q4 2024, prices of second-hand dwellings were virtually stable (+0.1%)
- In December 2024, manufacturing turnover went up slightly (+0.2%)
- In October 2024, the business climate has slightly decreased in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In September 2024, the decline in business births intensified significantly
- In October 2024, industrials have expected a sharp decline in demand
- In October 2024, manufacturing output stagnated
- GDP accelerated slightly in Q3 2024 (+0.4% after +0.2%)
- Household consumption of goods slowed down in September 2024 (+0.1% after +0.4%)
- In September 2024, the industrial producer prices fell by 0.2% over a month and by 5.8% over a year
- In September 2024, manufacturing turnover fell back (-2.0%)
- In 2024, sharp slowdown in consumer prices on annual average
- Moderate rebound in business creations in October 2024
- Financial Lease kept growing in 2023
- In November 2024, consumer prices increased by 1.3% year on year
- In December 2024, agricultural producer prices rose by 2.2% year on year
- In Q2 2025, both hourly wages and hourly costs increased by 2.0% over a year
- In November 2024, household confidence has deteriorated again
- In September 2025, consumer prices increased by 1.2% year on year
- In November 2024, the business climate has slightly declined in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In Q3 2024, collective tourist attendance decreased by 1.7% over a year
- In November 2024, the business climate in manufacturing industry has partially rebounded
- In October 2024, consumer prices increased by 0.3% over one month and by 1.2% year on year
- In October 2024, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets decreased by 0.7% year on year
- In Q3 2024, hourly wages increased by 2.7% over a year, hourly costs by 2.9%
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in September 2024
- In October 2024, energy and imported raw material prices rebounded
- In January 2025, oil and gas prices accelerated sharply
- In July 2025, agricultural producer prices rose by 5.1% year on year
- In November 2024, agricultural producer prices rose by 1.5% year on year
- In September 2024, sales volume in trade dropped (‑1.1%)
- In Q2 2025, the tertiary activities rent index rose by 0.51% over a year
- In November 2024, manufacturing output increased slightly (+0,2 %)
- In January 2025, the sales volume in trade was virtually stable (‑0.1 %)
- In Q3 2024, GDP increased by 0.4% and household purchasing power by 0.7% (per consumption unit)
- In October 2024, the industrial producer prices rose by 0.8% over a month and fell by 4.7% over a year
- In September 2024, services output fell back (‑1.0%)
- In Q3 2024, payroll employment rose slightly (+0.2%)
- Household consumption of goods retreated in October 2024 (-0.4%)
- In Q3 2024, prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works were up by 0.2% over a quarter and by 1.2% over a year
- On average in 2023, slight slowdown in consumer prices
- In Q3 2024, the Commercial Rent Index rose by 3.03% over a year
- In February 2024, agricultural producer prices fell by 10.1% year on year
- In Q3 2024, the tertiary activities rent index rose by 3.76% over a year
- In February 2026, household confidence has slightly recovered
- In Q3 2024, house prices were stable
- In March 2024, agricultural producer prices fell by 8.6% year on year
- In Q2 2025, prices of second-hand dwellings fell back by 0.6%
- In April 2024, agricultural producer prices fell by 6.3% year on year
- In January 2025, the business climate is stable in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In January 2025, the business climate in wholesale trade has diminished again
- In May 2024, production prices for cereals and oilseeds returned to year-on-year growth (+5.6% and +8.8%, respectively)
- In June 2024, agricultural producer prices fell back over one month and year on year
- In Q3 2025, prices of second-hand dwellings were stable
- In Q4 2024, hourly wages increased by 2.1% over a year, hourly costs by 2.5%
- In December 2024, the business climate in services has darkened again
- In Q3 2024, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” rose by 1.76% over a year
- Between July and October 2024, rents increased by 0.3%
- In July 2024, the fall of agricultural producer prices intensified over one month and year on year
- In December 2024, the business climate has deteriorated again in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In December 2024, the business climate in building construction has darkened
- In December 2024, the business climate in manufacturing industry is stable
- In August 2024, the fall of agricultural producer prices softened year on year
- In September 2024, cereal and oilseed producer prices bounced back year on year
- In October 2024, agricultural producer prices rose by 1.7% year on year
- In Q3 2024, production costs in construction rose by 0.3% over a quarter and by 0.9% over a year
- At the end of Q3 2024, the Maastricht debt accounted for €3,303.0 billion
- In December 2024, consumer prices increased by 1.3% year on year
- In December 2024, the business climate in France has darkened further
- In February 2025, the industrial producer prices fell by 0.5% over a month and by 0.4% over a year
- In Q3 2024, payroll employment was almost stable or up slightly in all regions
- In November 2024, the industrial producer prices rose by 2.7% over a month and fell by 3.8% over a year
- In January 2025, the business climate in France remains gloomy
- In November 2024, prices for imported food commodities in euros accelerated strongly
- Stability of business births in January 2025
- In Q4 2024, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 1.82% over a year
- In December 2024, consumer prices increased by 0.2% over one month and by 1.3% year on year
- In January 2025, the business climate in manufacturing industry has retreated
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in November 2024
- In January 2025, household confidence has recovered
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in December 2024
- In February 2025, the business climate in building construction has darkened
- In December 2024, prices in euros of imported raw materials and gas slowed
- In January 2025, manufacturing turnover increased again (+0.3%)
- In December 2024, the industrial producer prices rose by 0.8% over a month and fell by 2.5% over a year
- In Q4 2024, the unemployment rate was virtually stable (7.3%) and the employment rate declined by 0.2 points (68.9%)
- In November 2024, manufacturing turnover bounced back (+2.1%)
- GDP fell back slightly in the fourth quarter of 2024 (-0.1% after +0.4%). On average in 2024, it increased by 1.1%.
- In December 2024, manufacturing output fell back (‑0.7 %)
- In February 2025, the business climate in manufacturing industry has slightly improved
- Stable in June 2025, household confidence remains sluggish
- In July 2025, the business climate remains gloomy
- In Q4 2024, house prices were virtually stable
- In Q4 2024, collective tourist attendance rose by 3.2% over a year
- In Q2 2025, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” decreased by 5.40% over a year
- Household consumption of goods increased sharply in December 2024 (+0.7%)
- In February 2025, consumer prices were stable over one month and rose by 0.8% year on year
- In January 2025, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets decreased by 0.5% year on year
- In January 2025, consumer prices rose by 0,2% over one month and by 1.7% year on year
- Acceleration in business births in August 2025
- In Q4 2024, prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works were stable over a quarter and up by 0.9% over a year
- Slight decrease in business births in February 2025
- In January 2025, the industrial producer prices rose by 0.9% over a month and fell by 1.0% over a year
- Household consumption of goods fell back in January 2025 (-0.5% after +0.7% in December 2024)
- In Q4 2024, GDP declined slightly (-0.1%) and household purchasing power stagnated (+0.0% per consumption unit)
- In Q4 2024, payroll employment fell back (-0.3%)
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in January 2025
- In February 2025, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets decreased by 0.6% year on year
- In Q4 2024, the Commercial Rent Index rose by 2.01% over a year
- In Q4 2024, the tertiary activities rent index rose by 2.69% over a year
- In Q4 2024, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” decreased by 2.50% over a year
- In March 2025, consumer prices increased by 0.8% year on year
- In March 2025, the business climate in services is stable, below its average
- In March 2025, the business climate in building construction is stable
- In March 2025, the business climate in manufacturing industry has slightly retreated
- In March 2025, the business climate has slightly improved and the employment climate has rebounded
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in January 2026
- In Q4 2024, payroll employment fell in almost all regions
- In Q4 2024, production costs in construction were almost stable over a quarter and rose by 0.9% over a year
- In March 2025, household confidence has dipped slightly
- In February 2025, oil prices fell back, while gas prices continued to rise
- At the end of Q4 2024, the Maastricht debt accounted for 3,305.3 billion
- In July 2025, the business climate has slightly retreated in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In July 2025, the business climate in manufacturing industry is virtually stable
- In February 2025, manufacturing output bounced back (+1.4%)
- Household consumption of goods decreased again in February 2025 (-0.1%)
- In February 2025, agricultural producer prices rose by 4.0% year on year
- In January 2025, output in services increased (+0.3%)
- In March 2025, consumer prices rose by 0.2% over one month and by 0.8% year on year
- In April 2025, civil engineering business manager’s opinion on their expected activity has improved slightly
- Business births declined again in March 2025
- In April 2025, the business climate in manufacturing industry has sharply rebounded
- In February 2025, the sales volume in trade was virtually stable (‑0.1 %)
- In February 2025, output in services was virtually stable (‑0.1%)
- In March 2025, energy and imported raw material prices decreased
- In March 2025, agricultural producer prices rose by 3.8% year on year
- In February 2025, manufacturing turnover fell back (-1.4%)
- In April 2025, the business climate in real estate development has improved but remains deteriorated
- In March 2025, the industrial producer prices fell by 1.1% over a month and by 0.3% over a year
- Household consumption of goods fell sharply in March 2025 (-1.0%)
- GDP rebounded moderately in Q1 2025 (+0.1% after -0.1%)
- In November 2025, services output fell (‑1.4%)
- In May 2025, the business climate in manufacturing industry has fallen back
- In May 2025, the business climate in building construction has brightened significantly
- In May 2025, the business climate in France has darkened slightly
- Household consumption of goods rebounded slightly in April 2025 (+0.3%)
- In May 2025, the business climate in services has clearly retreated
- In Q1 2025, prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works rose by 0.4% over a quarter and by 0.8% over a year
- In May 2025, the business climate in wholesale trade has slightly improved
- In May 2025, the business climate has partially rebounded in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In April 2025, the industrial producer prices fell by 3.9% over a month and by 1.3% over a year
- In the first quarter of 2025, GDP rebounded moderately (+0.1%) and household purchasing power increased slightly (+0.1% per consumption unit)
- In May 2025, household confidence has worsened
- In Q1 2025, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” decreased by 3.64% over a year
- In Q1 2025, the tertiary activities rent index rose by 1.60% over a year
- In Q1 2025, the Commercial Rent Index rose by 0.96% over a year
- In June 2025, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets increased by 0.5% year on year
- In Q1 2025, payroll employment was almost stable in most regions
- In June 2025, consumer prices rose by 0.4% over one month and by 1.0% year on year
- In Q2 2025, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 1.04% over a year
- In December 2025, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles has clearly moved back above its long-term average
- In Q4 2025, private payroll employment was virtually stable
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in May 2025
- At the end of Q1 2025, the Maastricht debt accounted for €3,345.4 billion
- In Q1 2025, production costs in construction rose by 0.9% over a quarter and by 1.5% over a year
- In Q2 2025, private payroll employment was stable
- In April 2025, manufacturing turnover fell back (-0.6%)
- In Q2 2024, services producer prices rose by 1.5% over a quarter and by 2.3% over a year
- In Q3 2024, services producer prices rose by 0.7% over a quarter and by 2.9% over a year
- In Q4 2024, services producer prices fell by 0.5% over a quarter and rose by 2.5% over a year
- Between April and July 2025, rents increased by 0.2%
- In August 2025, consumer prices rose by 0.4% over one month and by 0.9% year on year
- In Q2 2025, production costs in construction were almost stable over a quarter and rose by 1.3% over a year
- In September 2025, the business climate in manufacturing industry has fallen back slightly
- In September 2025, the business climate in services has brightened, after three months of stability
- In Q2 2025, payroll employment was on the rise in half of the regions
- In September 2025, the business climate has deteriorated again in retail trade
- In August 2025, agricultural producer prices rose by 5.2% year on year
- In July 2025, manufacturing turnover fell back (-0.9%)
- In July 2025, sales volume in trade fell back (-1.3%)
- Household consumption of goods was slightly back on the rise in August 2025 (+0.1% after -0.6%)
- In October 2025, agricultural producer prices rose by 1.6% year on year
- In September 2025, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets increased by 1.2% year on year
- In Q3 2025, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.87% over a year
- In October 2025, consumer prices increased by 1.0% year on year
- In October 2025, the business climate in building construction has fallen back
- In October 2025, the business climate has sharply rebounded in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In October 2025, the business climate in services has retreated
- In October 2025, the business climate and the employment have brightened a little
- In October 2025, industrials anticipate an increase in demand
- In October 2025, the business climate in manufacturing industry has strongly rebounded, driven by other transport equipment
- In October 2025, difficulties due to a lack of demand have increased sharply in the public works sector
- Household consumption of goods increased again in September 2025 (+0.3% after +0.2%)
- GDP accelerated in Q3 2025 (+0.5% after +0.3%)
- In September 2025, the industrial producer prices fell by 0.3% over a month and by 0.5% over a year
- In Q3 2025, the unemployment rate stood at 7.7%, up by 0.3 points over the year
- In November 2025, the business climate in building construction is stable
- In Q3 2025, collective tourist attendance increased by 2.9% over a year
- In November 2025, the business climate has brightened again a little
- In November 2025, the business climate has slightly retreated in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In November 2025, household confidence has fallen back slightly
- In Q3 2025, services producer prices rose by 0.3% over a quarter and by 0.5% over a year
- Household consumption of goods increased again in October 2025 (+0.4% after +0.3%)
- In October 2025, oil price clearly decreased again
- In October 2025, sales volume in trade was virtually stable (-0.1%)
- In September 2025, services output increased slightly (+0.2%)
- In September 2025, the sales volume in trade was virtually stable (-0.1%)
- In September 2025, manufacturing turnover increased again (+0.7%)
- In Q3 2025, prices of buildings' maintenance and improvement works went down by 0.2% over a quarter and rose by 0.9% over a year
- In October 2025, the industrial producer prices rose by 0.3% over a month and fell by 1.2% over a year
- In January 2026, consumer prices increased by 0.3% year on year
- In December 2025, the business climate has confirmed its autumnal improvement
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in October 2025
- In November 2025, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets increased by 1.3% year on year
- In Q3 2025, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” decreased by 4.06% over a year
- In Q3 2025, the tertiary activities rent index decreased by 0.04% over a year
- In November 2025, agricultural producer prices rose by 1.9% year on year
- In December 2025, the business climate in manufacturing industry has rebounded, driven by the manufacturing of transport equipment
- At the end of Q3 2025, the Maastricht debt accounted for 117.4% of GDP
- In November 2025, the industrial producer prices rose by 0.9% over a month and fell by 3.2% over a year
- In Q3 2025, the Commercial Rent Index decreased by 0.45% over a year
- In Q3 2025, production costs in construction rose by 0.5% over a quarter and by 1.5% over a year
- In Q3 2025, hourly wages increased by 1.9% over a year, hourly costs by 2.4%
- Financial Lease kept growing in 2024
- In December 2025, the business climate in building construction has slightly brightened
- Between July and October 2025, rents increased by 0.7%
- In December 2025, the business climate in services remains slightly below its long-term average
- In November 2025, prices of imported industrial raw materials were slightly up
- In October 2025, services output increased slightly (+0.3%)
- Moderate increase in business births in November 2025
- In October 2025, manufacturing turnover increased slightly (+0.2%)
- In Q3 2025, house prices were virtually stable
- In Q3 2025, payroll employment was stable in most regions
- In December 2025, household confidence has slightly recovered
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in November 2025
- In December 2025, the prices of frequently purchased goods sold in hyper and supermarkets increased by 1.4% year on year
- In January 2026, the business climate in services remains stable
- In January 2026, the business climate in manufacturing industry has increased again, at its highest level since July 2022
- In January 2026, the business climate in building construction is stable
- In January 2026, foreign demand, both past and expected, is deemed more dynamic than three months ago
- In November 2025, sales volume in trade decreased by 0.4%
- Household consumption of goods declined again in December 2025 (-0.6% after -0.3%)
- In Q4 2025, collective tourist attendance, except in campsites, increased by 2.2% over a year
- In January 2026, household confidence is stable
- Business births in December 2025 : an acceleration that concludes a record year
- In December 2025, agricultural producer prices rose by 0.2% year on year
- In December 2025, industrial producer prices rose by 0.3% over a month and fell by 2.2% over a year
- In Q4 2025, house prices went up by 0.4%
- In Q4 2025, the unemployment rate stood at 7.9%, up by 0.2 points over the quarter and by 0.6 points over the year
- In March 2026, consumer prices rose by 1.0% over one month and by 1.7% year on year
- Business births stabilised in January 2026
- Moderate increase in business births in February 2026
- In February 2026, industrial producer prices fell by 1.2% over a month and by 3.1% over a year
- In June 2026, consumer prices rose by 1.8% year on year
- In January 2026, oil and gas prices bounced back
- In Q4 2025, payroll employment was stable or virtually stable in more than half of the regions
- In Q4 2025, prices of second-hand dwellings went up (+0.5%)
- In February 2026, consumer prices increased by 1.0% year on year
- In December 2025, manufacturing turnover bounced back (+1,7%)
- In Q4 2025, services producer prices fell by 0.3% over a quarter and rose by 0.7% over a year
- In Q1 2026, the Housing Rent Reference Index increased by 0.78% over a year
- Household consumption of goods picked up in January 2026 (+0.5% after -0.5%)
- In January 2026, industrial producer prices rose by 1.1% over a month and fell by 1.9% over a year
- In December 2025, sales volume in trade bounced back by 0.8%
- In Q4 2025, payroll employment was virtually stable
- In January 2026, agricultural producer prices were stable year on year
- In April 2025, agricultural producer prices rose by 3.6% year on year
- In Q4 2025, production costs in construction rose by 0.2% over a quarter and by 1.6% over a year
- In March 2026, the business climate in wholesale trade has clearly darkened
- In March 2026, the business climate in building construction has slightly brightened
- In January 2026, sales volume was stable in trade
- In February 2026, agricultural producer prices fell back year on year
- Household consumption of goods fell back sharply in February 2026 (-1.4% after +0.4%)
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in February 2026
- Construction of buildings indices, Civil engineering indices and miscellaneous indices for construction in May 2026
- In April 2026, the business climate has sharply deteriorated in the civil engineering sector
- In April 2026, the business climate has darkened in services
- In April 2026, the business climate in manufacturing industry has slightly rebounded and has moved back to its long-term average
- In March 2026, oil and gas prices skyrocketed
- In February 2026, sales volume in trade decreased (-0.2%)
- In February 2026, output in services was virtually stable (‑0.1%)
- In April 2026, the outlook for housing starts has rebounded but remains deteriorated
- In April 2026, the business climate has sharply worsened in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles
- In April 2026, the business climate in building construction is stable
- In June 2026, the business climate in manufacturing industry has fallen back to its average
- In June 2026, the business climate in retail trade and in trade and repair of motor vehicles has slightly rebounded, but remains very deteriorated
- In June 2026, the business climate in services remains gloomy
- In June 2026, the business climate remains gloomy and the employment climate has darkened further
- In June 2026, the business climate in building construction has fallen back
- In Q1 2026, the Commercial Rent Index decreased by 0.45% over a year
- In Q1 2026, the tertiary activities rent index rose by 0.09% over a year
- In April 2026, output in services slowed down (+0.2%)
- In Q1 2026, the “Cost-of-Construction Index” decreased by 2.89% over a year
- In May 2026, oil price accelerated
- In April 2026, sales volume was stable in trade
- At the end of Q1 2026, the Maastricht debt accounted for 117.5% of GDP
- In June 2026, household confidence has picked up
- In April 2026, manufacturing turnover accelerated (+2,5%)
- In May 2026, agricultural producer prices fell slightly year on year
