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Informations Rapides · 31 May 2022 · n° 138
Informations rapidesHousehold consumption of goods slightly decreased in April (–0.4%) Household consumption expenditure on goods - April 2022

Household consumption in goods in volume* decreased again in April, but less strongly than in March (-0.4% after -1.4% - revised data). This slight decrease is mainly due to the decline in food consumption (-1.1%). Consumption of manufactured goods fell slightly (-0.3%) while energy consumption rebounded (+0.7%).

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Household consumption in goods in volume* decreased again in April, but less strongly than in March (-0.4% after -1.4% - revised data). This slight decrease is mainly due to the decline in food consumption (-1.1%). Consumption of manufactured goods fell slightly (-0.3%) while energy consumption rebounded (+0.7%).

Total consumption of goods

Total consumption of goods
Monthly data
2022-04 46.661
2022-03 46.863
2022-02 47.513
2022-01 47.566
2021-12 47.943
2021-11 48.573
2021-10 48.466
2021-09 48.483
2021-08 48.195
2021-07 48.544
2021-06 48.992
2021-05 48.46
2021-04 43.543
2021-03 48.169
2021-02 48.521
2021-01 48.372
2020-12 50.817
2020-11 41.456
2020-10 50.656
2020-09 49.002
2020-08 51.058
2020-07 49.633
2020-06 49.845
2020-05 44.825
2020-04 31.592
2020-03 40.657
2020-02 47.593
2020-01 47.415
2019-12 48.179
2019-11 48.141
2019-10 47.75
2019-09 47.751
2019-08 47.872
2019-07 47.783
2019-06 47.641
2019-05 47.987
2019-04 47.823
2019-03 47.537
2019-02 47.714
2019-01 47.855
2018-12 47.036
2018-11 47.485
2018-10 47.771
2018-09 47.355
2018-08 47.846
2018-07 47.809
2018-06 47.739
2018-05 47.838
2018-04 47.404
2018-03 48.332
2018-02 48.399
2018-01 47.007
2017-12 47.922
2017-11 48.017
2017-10 47.361
2017-09 48.44
2017-08 47.581
2017-07 47.978
2017-06 47.633
2017-05 47.793
2017-04 47.31
2017-03 47.032
2017-02 47.304
2017-01 47.652
2016-12 47.299
2016-11 47.284
2016-10 47.739
2016-09 46.859
2016-08 46.692
2016-07 46.532
2016-06 46.879
2016-05 46.94
2016-04 46.961
2016-03 47.135
2016-02 46.924
2016-01 46.938
2015-12 46.693
2015-11 45.491
2015-10 46.656
2015-09 46.566
2015-08 46.37
2015-07 46.515
2015-06 46.425
2015-05 46.064
2015-04 45.943
2015-03 45.857
2015-02 46.18
2015-01 46.184
2014-12 46.122
2014-11 45.378
2014-10 45.386
2014-09 45.431
2014-08 45.581
2014-07 45.267
2014-06 45.508
2014-05 45.344
2014-04 45.115
2014-03 45.164
2014-02 45.073
2014-01 45.008
2013-12 46.019
2013-11 45.828
2013-10 45.475
2013-09 45.398
2013-08 45.314
2013-07 45.438
2013-06 45.18
2013-05 45.77
2013-04 45.523
2013-03 45.701
2013-02 45.385
2013-01 45.09
2012-12 45.445
2012-11 45.303
2012-10 45.701
2012-09 45.447
2012-08 45.392
2012-07 45.747
2012-06 45.727
2012-05 45.511
2012-04 45.579
2012-03 45.537
2012-02 46.359
2012-01 45.492
2011-12 45.423
2011-11 45.614
2011-10 46.011
2011-09 45.825
2011-08 45.963
2011-07 45.674
2011-06 45.966
2011-05 45.222
2011-04 45.58
2011-03 46.307
2011-02 46.957
2011-01 46.679
2010-12 46.686
2010-11 46.503
2010-10 46.139
2010-09 45.926
2010-08 45.568
2010-07 45.925
2010-06 45.092
2010-05 45.917
2010-04 45.449
2010-03 45.764
2010-02 45.447
2010-01 45.519
2009-12 45.912
2009-11 45.36
2009-10 45.421
2009-09 45.313
2009-08 45.016
2009-07 45.002
2009-06 45.679
2009-05 45.38
2009-04 44.978
2009-03 44.488
2009-02 44.683
2009-01 45.343

Total consumption of goods

  • Source: INSEE

Food products: decrease

In April, the decrease in food consumption continued (-1.1% after -1.6%), due to a drop in the consumption of agro-food and agricultural products. Tobacco consumption also decreased.

Food products, engineered goods and energy

Food products, engineered goods and energy
Engineered goods Energy Food products
2022-04 21.759 8.073 16.89
2022-03 21.829 8.016 17.077
2022-02 21.956 8.244 17.348
2022-01 21.912 8.249 17.433
2021-12 22.153 8.347 17.481
2021-11 22.483 8.538 17.6
2021-10 22.311 8.575 17.616
2021-09 22.534 8.422 17.579
2021-08 22.342 8.444 17.458
2021-07 22.699 8.45 17.466
2021-06 23.299 8.358 17.443
2021-05 22.771 8.376 17.393
2021-04 17.827 8.079 17.423
2021-03 21.923 8.195 18.034
2021-02 22.84 7.994 17.746
2021-01 22.296 8.177 17.914
2020-12 25.169 7.916 17.895
2020-11 17.059 6.99 17.199
2020-10 23.64 8.617 18.418
2020-09 23.604 8.131 17.358
2020-08 25.123 8.151 17.93
2020-07 24.081 8.207 17.454
2020-06 24.127 7.95 17.872
2020-05 19.517 7.078 18.111
2020-04 7.761 5.653 17.507
2020-03 13.746 7.36 19.054
2020-02 22.263 8.253 17.099
2020-01 22.252 8.159 17.033
2019-12 22.92 8.229 17.079
2019-11 22.792 8.27 17.12
2019-10 22.438 8.138 17.205
2019-09 22.34 8.246 17.188
2019-08 22.569 8.212 17.127
2019-07 22.348 8.263 17.194
2019-06 22.199 8.296 17.162
2019-05 22.31 8.394 17.295
2019-04 22.148 8.38 17.302
2019-03 22.434 8.002 17.141
2019-02 22.284 8.247 17.203
2019-01 22.168 8.426 17.267
2018-12 21.564 8.07 17.397
2018-11 21.868 8.34 17.281
2018-10 22.049 8.385 17.343
2018-09 21.965 8.138 17.257
2018-08 22.29 8.245 17.32
2018-07 22.169 8.185 17.459
2018-06 22.105 8.221 17.417
2018-05 22.235 8.271 17.34
2018-04 22.265 8.153 17.002
2018-03 22.021 8.724 17.59
2018-02 22.001 8.892 17.511
2018-01 21.779 7.851 17.373
2017-12 22.009 8.589 17.339
2017-11 22.047 8.438 17.535
2017-10 21.782 8.082 17.484
2017-09 22.219 8.592 17.637
2017-08 21.794 8.322 17.463
2017-07 22.091 8.315 17.569
2017-06 21.778 8.279 17.57
2017-05 21.922 8.356 17.514
2017-04 21.652 8.18 17.47
2017-03 21.672 7.884 17.454
2017-02 21.721 8.101 17.471
2017-01 21.447 8.7 17.52
2016-12 21.497 8.432 17.375
2016-11 21.354 8.515 17.422
2016-10 21.403 8.768 17.579
2016-09 21.032 8.28 17.545
2016-08 20.846 8.367 17.482
2016-07 20.847 8.27 17.415
2016-06 21.449 8.073 17.352
2016-05 21.02 8.616 17.315
2016-04 21.308 8.542 17.122
2016-03 21.152 8.506 17.482
2016-02 20.998 8.441 17.489
2016-01 21.49 7.971 17.466
2015-12 21.193 7.942 17.558
2015-11 20.241 7.897 17.353
2015-10 20.735 8.639 17.282
2015-09 20.962 8.325 17.279
2015-08 20.711 8.253 17.406
2015-07 20.802 8.383 17.33
2015-06 20.792 8.194 17.439
2015-05 20.635 8.083 17.346
2015-04 20.558 8.11 17.275
2015-03 20.446 8.178 17.233
2015-02 20.472 8.486 17.222
2015-01 20.628 8.225 17.331
2014-12 20.414 8.337 17.372
2014-11 20.299 7.827 17.252
2014-10 20.191 8.007 17.187
2014-09 19.931 8.195 17.307
2014-08 20.264 8.177 17.139
2014-07 20.175 8.115 16.976
2014-06 20.124 8.249 17.135
2014-05 19.954 8.164 17.227
2014-04 19.999 7.937 17.179
2014-03 20.048 8.003 17.113
2014-02 19.964 8.086 17.022
2014-01 19.97 7.994 17.043
2013-12 20.46 8.416 17.136
2013-11 20.043 8.569 17.216
2013-10 19.989 8.292 17.193
2013-09 19.893 8.432 17.072
2013-08 19.763 8.452 17.102
2013-07 19.753 8.517 17.171
2013-06 19.766 8.519 16.895
2013-05 19.749 8.952 17.075
2013-04 19.733 9.005 16.788
2013-03 19.514 8.872 17.327
2013-02 19.573 8.786 17.034
2013-01 19.603 8.474 17.017
2012-12 20.064 8.398 16.972
2012-11 19.699 8.714 16.898
2012-10 19.974 8.76 16.97
2012-09 19.904 8.48 17.062
2012-08 19.834 8.525 17.034
2012-07 20.076 8.571 17.097
2012-06 20.016 8.646 17.064
2012-05 20.026 8.596 16.884
2012-04 19.813 8.852 16.924
2012-03 20.294 8.241 16.979
2012-02 20.02 9.356 17.004
2012-01 20.07 8.395 17.017
2011-12 20.414 8.19 16.766
2011-11 20.284 8.346 16.958
2011-10 20.271 8.719 17.034
2011-09 20.227 8.548 17.049
2011-08 20.315 8.702 16.954
2011-07 20.26 8.481 16.921
2011-06 20.335 8.595 17.033
2011-05 20.103 8.207 16.88
2011-04 20.339 8.127 17.063
2011-03 20.826 8.555 16.89
2011-02 21.204 8.725 16.989
2011-01 20.873 8.787 17.005
2010-12 20.583 9.131 17.012
2010-11 20.633 8.873 16.993
2010-10 20.112 9.162 16.945
2010-09 20.302 8.783 16.847
2010-08 20.054 8.712 16.816
2010-07 20.241 8.759 16.934
2010-06 19.702 8.684 16.743
2010-05 20.179 8.956 16.824
2010-04 19.952 8.85 16.689
2010-03 20.189 8.882 16.721
2010-02 19.77 9.14 16.636
2010-01 20.114 8.831 16.599
2009-12 20.435 8.874 16.619
2009-11 20.301 8.601 16.453
2009-10 20.145 8.675 16.619
2009-09 20.013 8.738 16.592
2009-08 19.614 8.717 16.745
2009-07 19.696 8.884 16.483
2009-06 20.185 8.947 16.584
2009-05 19.98 8.921 16.527
2009-04 19.557 8.981 16.52
2009-03 19.434 8.923 16.202
2009-02 19.282 9.123 16.383
2009-01 19.605 9.272 16.569

Food products, engineered goods and energy

  • Source: INSEE

Energy: rebound

Energy consumption rebounded in April (+0.7% after -2.8%). This is explained by the rebound in gas and electricity consumption (+2% after -1.3%), probably linked to below average temperatures in April 2022. Fuel consumption decreased but less strongly than in March (-0.9% in April after -4.5%).

Breakdown of energy

Breakdown of energy
Refined Products Energy, water, waste
2022-04 3.711 4.389
2022-03 3.744 4.304
2022-02 3.921 4.363
2022-01 3.82 4.459
2021-12 3.849 4.529
2021-11 3.994 4.585
2021-10 4.002 4.613
2021-09 3.959 4.506
2021-08 3.937 4.546
2021-07 3.944 4.545
2021-06 3.874 4.518
2021-05 3.59 4.779
2021-04 3.203 4.83
2021-03 3.708 4.508
2021-02 3.583 4.427
2021-01 3.626 4.56
2020-12 3.484 4.428
2020-11 2.779 4.197
2020-10 3.663 4.946
2020-09 3.65 4.479
2020-08 3.679 4.471
2020-07 3.745 4.462
2020-06 3.502 4.445
2020-05 2.726 4.336
2020-04 1.598 4.024
2020-03 2.958 4.39
2020-02 3.906 4.352
2020-01 3.976 4.191
2019-12 3.94 4.294
2019-11 3.817 4.456
2019-10 3.811 4.331
2019-09 3.886 4.364
2019-08 3.849 4.367
2019-07 3.869 4.397
2019-06 3.903 4.397
2019-05 3.857 4.541
2019-04 3.93 4.453
2019-03 3.836 4.171
2019-02 3.963 4.289
2019-01 4.01 4.421
2018-12 3.827 4.246
2018-11 3.996 4.351
2018-10 4.04 4.354
2018-09 3.866 4.276
2018-08 3.96 4.292
2018-07 3.914 4.277
2018-06 3.963 4.267
2018-05 4.028 4.256
2018-04 3.99 4.178
2018-03 4.04 4.676
2018-02 3.981 4.89
2018-01 3.889 3.981
2017-12 4.037 4.548
2017-11 3.945 4.485
2017-10 3.787 4.289
2017-09 4.145 4.462
2017-08 3.981 4.349
2017-07 4.007 4.32
2017-06 3.958 4.329
2017-05 3.988 4.374
2017-04 3.888 4.296
2017-03 3.887 4.025
2017-02 3.911 4.204
2017-01 3.988 4.691
2016-12 3.951 4.476
2016-11 4.051 4.466
2016-10 4.004 4.746
2016-09 3.942 4.341
2016-08 4.007 4.365
2016-07 3.917 4.352
2016-06 3.619 4.428
2016-05 4.228 4.406
2016-04 3.891 4.632
2016-03 3.971 4.528
2016-02 3.983 4.456
2016-01 3.848 4.133
2015-12 4.038 3.905
2015-11 3.821 4.076
2015-10 3.86 4.779
2015-09 3.908 4.417
2015-08 3.932 4.321
2015-07 4.056 4.328
2015-06 3.889 4.305
2015-05 3.817 4.265
2015-04 3.899 4.211
2015-03 3.843 4.335
2015-02 3.852 4.634
2015-01 3.895 4.33
2014-12 4.009 4.323
2014-11 3.754 4.069
2014-10 3.858 4.145
2014-09 3.899 4.295
2014-08 3.842 4.338
2014-07 3.787 4.333
2014-06 3.922 4.327
2014-05 3.774 4.398
2014-04 3.8 4.134
2014-03 3.841 4.158
2014-02 3.801 4.288
2014-01 3.833 4.158
2013-12 3.904 4.513
2013-11 3.85 4.741
2013-10 3.864 4.427
2013-09 3.866 4.575
2013-08 3.909 4.547
2013-07 3.933 4.589
2013-06 3.873 4.66
2013-05 4.108 4.852
2013-04 4.071 4.953
2013-03 3.969 4.928
2013-02 3.93 4.88
2013-01 3.882 4.602
2012-12 3.895 4.506
2012-11 4.064 4.649
2012-10 3.991 4.781
2012-09 3.919 4.564
2012-08 3.976 4.548
2012-07 4.025 4.541
2012-06 4.107 4.527
2012-05 4.062 4.525
2012-04 3.961 4.915
2012-03 4.01 4.205
2012-02 4.046 5.353
2012-01 4.008 4.372
2011-12 3.799 4.385
2011-11 3.975 4.359
2011-10 4.037 4.675
2011-09 4.047 4.49
2011-08 4.15 4.539
2011-07 3.965 4.509
2011-06 4.073 4.511
2011-05 3.827 4.373
2011-04 4.001 4.107
2011-03 4.073 4.47
2011-02 4.219 4.49
2011-01 4.221 4.551
2010-12 4.045 5.066
2010-11 4.162 4.703
2010-10 4.147 4.999
2010-09 4.18 4.597
2010-08 4.125 4.58
2010-07 4.205 4.55
2010-06 4.127 4.551
2010-05 4.179 4.766
2010-04 4.264 4.583
2010-03 4.165 4.708
2010-02 4.337 4.796
2010-01 3.964 4.85
2009-12 4.29 4.576
2009-11 4.215 4.366
2009-10 4.139 4.539
2009-09 4.178 4.562
2009-08 4.121 4.606
2009-07 4.292 4.584
2009-06 4.356 4.577
2009-05 4.343 4.563
2009-04 4.366 4.601
2009-03 4.322 4.591
2009-02 4.35 4.777
2009-01 4.364 4.923

Breakdown of energy

  • Source: INSEE

Engineered goods: slight decrease

Consumption of engineered goods decreased again in April (-0.3% after -0.6%). This slight decrease is mainly explained by a further decline in consumption of durable goods (-0.7% after -1.7%). Consumption of "other engineered goods" continues to decrease very slightly (-0.2% after -0.2%). Consumption of clothing and textiles increased by 0.5%.

Durables: further decline

Consumption of durable goods continues to decline, but less strongly than in March (-0.7% after -1.7%). Consumption of transportation equipment is down again (-1.0% after -2.9%), with a less marked decline in car sales. Consumption of housing equipment also decreased (-0.1% after -0.4%), due to a sharp drop in furniture purchases, while consumption of household appliances, electronic products and communication equipment increased. Consumption of other durable goods continues to decline, with a drop in jewelry purchases in particular.

Textile-clothing: slight increase

Consumption of clothing and textiles increased again by 0.5% in April, driven in part by an increase in purchases of shoes.

Other engineered goods: very slight decline

Consumption of "other engineered goods" continued to decline very slightly (-0.2% after -0.2%), with notably a drop in purchases of perfumes.

Breakdown of engineered goods

Breakdown of engineered goods
Other engineered goods Household durables Transport equipment Textile-clothing
2022-04 6.703 4.166 5.172 4.208
2022-03 6.719 4.169 5.224 4.187
2022-02 6.734 4.187 5.377 4.109
2022-01 6.792 4.278 5.395 3.957
2021-12 6.818 4.107 5.469 4.213
2021-11 6.789 4.439 5.472 4.235
2021-10 6.746 4.282 5.438 4.286
2021-09 6.787 4.391 5.548 4.256
2021-08 6.816 4.377 5.491 4.131
2021-07 6.859 4.694 5.491 4.163
2021-06 6.876 4.617 5.67 4.6
2021-05 6.751 4.69 5.636 4.338
2021-04 6.103 3.619 5.43 1.453
2021-03 6.759 4.605 5.655 3.482
2021-02 6.666 4.818 5.63 4.313
2021-01 6.732 4.523 5.968 3.664
2020-12 7.131 5.881 5.869 4.994
2020-11 6.0 3.2 5.041 1.826
2020-10 7.055 4.792 6.255 4.148
2020-09 6.885 4.678 6.231 4.382
2020-08 7.021 4.851 6.595 5.177
2020-07 6.892 4.594 7.12 4.085
2020-06 7.079 5.018 6.718 3.984
2020-05 6.521 4.056 4.309 3.825
2020-04 4.587 1.609 0.719 0.597
2020-03 5.554 2.804 2.787 1.81
2020-02 6.75 3.942 5.983 4.241
2020-01 6.704 4.09 5.85 4.34
2019-12 6.689 4.181 6.425 4.28
2019-11 6.739 4.063 6.29 4.351
2019-10 6.692 4.031 6.099 4.292
2019-09 6.684 3.997 5.981 4.341
2019-08 6.659 3.954 6.286 4.306
2019-07 6.66 3.997 6.129 4.233
2019-06 6.654 3.815 6.044 4.356
2019-05 6.646 4.0 6.015 4.304
2019-04 6.634 3.993 5.965 4.217
2019-03 6.64 3.945 6.196 4.297
2019-02 6.671 3.91 5.995 4.378
2019-01 6.647 3.891 5.987 4.307
2018-12 6.639 3.784 5.578 4.24
2018-11 6.594 3.839 5.913 4.197
2018-10 6.649 3.847 5.965 4.254
2018-09 6.637 3.827 5.953 4.222
2018-08 6.638 3.822 6.22 4.279
2018-07 6.661 3.798 6.05 4.327
2018-06 6.633 3.87 6.065 4.219
2018-05 6.645 3.768 6.209 4.284
2018-04 6.65 3.7 6.148 4.427
2018-03 6.637 3.804 5.99 4.256
2018-02 6.597 3.772 5.919 4.397
2018-01 6.612 3.761 5.782 4.296
2017-12 6.622 3.75 5.976 4.34
2017-11 6.628 3.865 5.819 4.414
2017-10 6.602 3.766 5.906 4.188
2017-09 6.605 3.798 5.869 4.638
2017-08 6.602 3.765 5.751 4.369
2017-07 6.613 3.825 5.943 4.396
2017-06 6.58 3.74 5.887 4.269
2017-05 6.548 3.702 5.928 4.433
2017-04 6.541 3.691 5.811 4.3
2017-03 6.543 3.659 5.739 4.422
2017-02 6.517 3.716 5.712 4.468
2017-01 6.531 3.583 5.667 4.363
2016-12 6.522 3.567 5.813 4.283
2016-11 6.502 3.538 5.769 4.235
2016-10 6.482 3.62 5.514 4.475
2016-09 6.472 3.541 5.579 4.136
2016-08 6.472 3.522 5.376 4.199
2016-07 6.468 3.462 5.359 4.261
2016-06 6.486 3.814 5.349 4.494
2016-05 6.459 3.608 5.415 4.221
2016-04 6.463 3.877 5.481 4.193
2016-03 6.478 3.717 5.436 4.214
2016-02 6.449 3.595 5.395 4.246
2016-01 6.46 3.611 5.428 4.649
2015-12 6.459 3.838 5.246 4.3
2015-11 6.372 3.328 5.139 4.098
2015-10 6.412 3.451 5.214 4.355
2015-09 6.461 3.503 5.255 4.41
2015-08 6.405 3.49 5.068 4.421
2015-07 6.422 3.438 5.248 4.356
2015-06 6.428 3.372 5.233 4.417
2015-05 6.436 3.376 5.15 4.318
2015-04 6.414 3.339 5.064 4.406
2015-03 6.389 3.371 5.026 4.311
2015-02 6.411 3.393 4.994 4.331
2015-01 6.394 3.397 5.012 4.489
2014-12 6.348 3.424 4.941 4.364
2014-11 6.332 3.338 4.99 4.309
2014-10 6.301 3.325 5.007 4.229
2014-09 6.285 3.323 4.966 4.034
2014-08 6.304 3.346 5.016 4.283
2014-07 6.259 3.319 4.925 4.353
2014-06 6.242 3.22 5.0 4.363
2014-05 6.25 3.278 4.857 4.256
2014-04 6.239 3.127 5.091 4.24
2014-03 6.246 3.127 5.008 4.366
2014-02 6.205 3.133 5.035 4.275
2014-01 6.229 3.191 4.836 4.386
2013-12 6.189 3.218 5.505 4.255
2013-11 6.204 3.124 5.073 4.355
2013-10 6.186 3.158 5.089 4.257
2013-09 6.165 3.127 5.06 4.256
2013-08 6.158 3.085 5.072 4.163
2013-07 6.143 3.041 5.019 4.267
2013-06 6.136 3.107 4.999 4.229
2013-05 6.179 3.096 5.065 4.109
2013-04 6.167 3.088 4.967 4.215
2013-03 6.119 3.063 4.859 4.17
2013-02 6.101 3.005 4.985 4.198
2013-01 6.134 3.011 4.893 4.283
2012-12 6.117 3.065 5.325 4.273
2012-11 6.086 3.049 5.034 4.226
2012-10 6.136 3.019 5.197 4.328
2012-09 6.101 3.015 5.164 4.347
2012-08 6.114 2.972 5.249 4.212
2012-07 6.134 3.081 5.257 4.282
2012-06 6.193 3.049 5.352 4.092
2012-05 6.065 3.028 5.386 4.287
2012-04 6.072 3.063 5.37 3.991
2012-03 6.15 2.922 5.485 4.458
2012-02 6.103 3.001 5.319 4.321
2012-01 6.093 2.935 5.363 4.387
2011-12 6.081 3.072 5.607 4.303
2011-11 6.14 2.832 5.769 4.286
2011-10 6.118 2.905 5.61 4.342
2011-09 6.118 2.913 5.625 4.254
2011-08 6.12 2.934 5.639 4.304
2011-07 6.1 2.978 5.581 4.266
2011-06 6.126 2.966 5.483 4.428
2011-05 6.07 2.884 5.508 4.34
2011-04 6.078 2.844 5.646 4.495
2011-03 6.069 2.971 6.094 4.424
2011-02 6.061 3.031 6.332 4.506
2011-01 6.082 2.936 6.201 4.385
2010-12 6.041 2.806 6.062 4.445
2010-11 6.031 2.841 6.056 4.472
2010-10 6.004 2.832 5.64 4.366
2010-09 6.001 2.876 5.718 4.434
2010-08 5.954 2.9 5.435 4.445
2010-07 5.954 2.762 5.606 4.658
2010-06 5.934 2.773 5.617 4.107
2010-05 6.017 2.926 5.55 4.364
2010-04 5.899 2.752 5.64 4.405
2010-03 5.888 2.801 5.817 4.419
2010-02 5.822 2.775 5.675 4.241
2010-01 5.793 2.748 5.835 4.499
2009-12 5.809 2.759 6.245 4.42
2009-11 5.763 2.73 6.284 4.336
2009-10 5.774 2.73 5.991 4.441
2009-09 5.755 2.73 5.933 4.362
2009-08 5.734 2.712 5.781 4.141
2009-07 5.699 2.681 5.812 4.283
2009-06 5.833 2.68 5.853 4.582
2009-05 5.69 2.624 6.213 4.343
2009-04 5.728 2.629 5.637 4.343
2009-03 5.711 2.585 5.527 4.42
2009-02 5.699 2.577 5.51 4.292
2009-01 5.788 2.595 5.479 4.555

Breakdown of engineered goods

  • Source: INSEE

Household consumption expenditure on goods

Changes in %. TD-SA
Household consumption expenditure on goods (Changes in %. TD-SA )
Weight (1) Feb. 22 Mar. 22 Apr. 22 Apr. 22 / Apr. 21 Q / Q-1 (2)
Food products 38 -0.5 -1.6 -1.1 -3.1 -2.3
- excl. Tobacco 34 -0.7 -1.6 -0.9 -2.2 -2.3
Engineered goods 44 0.2 -0.6 -0.3 22.1 -1.5
- Durables 22 -0.5 -1.7 -0.7 5.4 -2.6
- Including transport equipment 13 -0.3 -2.9 -1.0 -4.7 -3.4
- Including Household durables 7 -2.1 -0.4 -0.1 15.1 -2.4
- Textile-clothing 9 3.8 1.9 0.5 189.6 0.8
- Other engineered goods 13 -0.9 -0.2 -0.2 9.8 -1.2
Energy 18 -0.1 -2.8 0.7 -0.1 -3.2
- Energy. water. waste 10 -2.2 -1.3 2.0 -9.1 -3.8
- Refined Products 8 2.6 -4.5 -0.9 15.9 -2.5
Total 100 -0.1 -1.4 -0.4 7.2 -2.1
- Including Manufactured goods 84 0.2 -1.4 -0.7 10.5 -1.9
  • (1) Weighting in the consumption expenditure on goods in value in 2019
  • (2) Last three months / previous three months
  • Source: INSEE

The variation of expenditure for the month of March 2022 is revised slightly downwards

The evolution of household consumption in goods for March is revised downwards by 0.1 points, to -1.4% instead of -1.3%. Since the previous publication, new information has been integrated and the series has been adjusted to the provisional 2021 and semi-final 2020 annual accounts. In addition, the coefficients for seasonal adjustment (SA) and trading day adjustment (TDA) have been updated.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Next publication: June 30, 2022 at 8:45 AM

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