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Informations Rapides · 27 February 2026 · n° 52
Informations rapidesHousehold consumption of goods picked up in January 2026 (+0.5% after -0.5%) Household consumption expenditure on goods - January 2026

In January 2026, household consumption of goods picked up over one month (+0.5% in volume* after -0.5% in December 2025 – revised data). Consumption of engineered goods rebounded (+1.0% after -0.8%), as did food consumption (+0.6% after -0.5%). Energy consumption, meanwhile, fell back (-0.8% after +0.3%).

Informations rapides
No 52
Paru le :Paru le27/02/2026
Prochaine parution le : 31/03/2026 at 08:45 - February 2026

In January 2026, household consumption of goods picked up over one month (+0.5% in volume* after -0.5% in December 2025 – revised data). Consumption of engineered goods rebounded (+1.0% after -0.8%), as did food consumption (+0.6% after -0.5%). Energy consumption, meanwhile, fell back (-0.8% after +0.3%).

Total consumption of goods in volume

Total consumption of goods in volume
Monthly data
2026-01 46.467
2025-12 46.254
2025-11 46.471
2025-10 46.554
2025-09 46.357
2025-08 46.164
2025-07 46.131
2025-06 46.288
2025-05 46.113
2025-04 46.111
2025-03 45.932
2025-02 46.303
2025-01 46.267
2024-12 46.632
2024-11 46.39
2024-10 46.241
2024-09 46.373
2024-08 46.495
2024-07 46.221
2024-06 45.985
2024-05 46.396
2024-04 45.961
2024-03 46.687
2024-02 46.191
2024-01 46.126
2023-12 46.403
2023-11 46.284
2023-10 46.023
2023-09 46.437
2023-08 46.546
2023-07 46.744
2023-06 46.657
2023-05 46.322
2023-04 45.991
2023-03 46.596
2023-02 46.656
2023-01 46.736
2022-12 45.942
2022-11 46.863
2022-10 46.726
2022-09 48.156
2022-08 47.218
2022-07 46.727
2022-06 47.422
2022-05 47.185
2022-04 47.425
2022-03 47.057
2022-02 47.641
2022-01 47.555
2021-12 47.709
2021-11 48.394
2021-10 48.73
2021-09 48.466
2021-08 48.335
2021-07 48.734
2021-06 49.209
2021-05 48.967
2021-04 44.423
2021-03 48.224
2021-02 48.597
2021-01 48.176
2020-12 50.737
2020-11 41.264
2020-10 50.806
2020-09 49.002
2020-08 50.768
2020-07 49.475
2020-06 49.268
2020-05 44.582
2020-04 32.434
2020-03 39.973
2020-02 48.314
2020-01 47.756
2019-12 48.346
2019-11 48.159
2019-10 47.905
2019-09 47.976
2019-08 48.234
2019-07 47.897
2019-06 47.789
2019-05 48.267
2019-04 48.038
2019-03 47.707
2019-02 47.813
2019-01 48.015
2018-12 47.285
2018-11 47.648
2018-10 47.875
2018-09 47.486
2018-08 48.114
2018-07 47.955
2018-06 47.941
2018-05 48.011
2018-04 47.563
2018-03 48.587
2018-02 48.508
2018-01 47.172
2017-12 48.317
2017-11 48.369
2017-10 47.377
2017-09 48.819
2017-08 47.794
2017-07 48.044
2017-06 47.788
2017-05 47.949
2017-04 47.483
2017-03 47.28
2017-02 47.413
2017-01 47.879
2016-12 47.409
2016-11 47.358
2016-10 47.876
2016-09 47.111
2016-08 46.868
2016-07 46.752
2016-06 47.141
2016-05 47.196
2016-04 47.228
2016-03 47.321
2016-02 47.095
2016-01 47.25
2015-12 46.874
2015-11 45.706
2015-10 46.818
2015-09 46.75
2015-08 46.618
2015-07 46.772
2015-06 46.582
2015-05 46.274
2015-04 46.219
2015-03 46.009
2015-02 46.267
2015-01 46.552
2014-12 46.317
2014-11 45.663
2014-10 45.481
2014-09 45.572
2014-08 45.728
2014-07 45.313
2014-06 45.652
2014-05 45.633
2014-04 45.223
2014-03 45.298
2014-02 45.134
2014-01 45.319
2013-12 46.1
2013-11 46.07
2013-10 45.394
2013-09 45.534
2013-08 45.503
2013-07 45.537
2013-06 45.259
2013-05 45.865
2013-04 45.49
2013-03 45.894
2013-02 45.384
2013-01 45.25
2012-12 45.521
2012-11 45.511
2012-10 45.509
2012-09 45.533
2012-08 45.525
2012-07 45.73
2012-06 45.779
2012-05 45.58
2012-04 45.56
2012-03 45.639
2012-02 46.469
2012-01 45.572
2011-12 45.515
2011-11 45.537
2011-10 45.796
2011-09 45.895
2011-08 45.917
2011-07 45.633
2011-06 46.004
2011-05 45.193
2011-04 45.632
2011-03 46.25
2011-02 46.93
2011-01 46.739
2010-12 46.799
2010-11 46.421
2010-10 45.905
2010-09 45.916
2010-08 45.58
2010-07 46.062
2010-06 44.965
2010-05 45.989
2010-04 45.431
2010-03 45.693
2010-02 45.343
2010-01 45.507
2009-12 45.931
2009-11 45.262
2009-10 45.43
2009-09 45.197
2009-08 44.941
2009-07 44.923
2009-06 45.519
2009-05 45.092
2009-04 44.948
2009-03 44.373
2009-02 44.548
2009-01 45.502

Total consumption of goods in volume

  • Source: INSEE.

Engineered goods: rebound

In January 2026, household consumption of engineered goods were back on the rise (+1.0% after -0.8% in December 2025 – revised data), driven by a rebound in purchases of durable goods (+0.9% after -0.9% in December 2025 – revised data), clothing and textiles (+2.1% after -1.8% in December 2025 – revised data), and “other engineered goods” (+0.4% after -0.1% in December 2025 – revised data).

Durable goods: rebound

In January 2026, consumption of durable goods recovered (+0.9% after -0.9% in December 2025 – revised data), due to a rebound in purchases of transport equipments (+0.9% after -0.2% in December 2025 – revised data) and household durables (+0.8% after -0.7% in December 2025), particularly furniture and communication equipments.

Textile-clothing: rebound

In January 2026, spending on clothing and textiles picked up (+2.1% after -1.8% in December 2025 – revised data), driven by a rebound in spending on clothing, footwear and leather goods, while spending on textile declined again.

Other engineered goods: rebound

In January 2026, consumption of “other engineered goods” were back on the rise (+0.4% after -0.1% in December 2025 – revised data).

Breakdown of engineered goods

Breakdown of engineered goods
Other engineered goods Household durables Textile-clothing Transport equipment
2026-01 6.369 3.835 4.121 5.544
2025-12 6.345 3.805 4.035 5.496
2025-11 6.351 3.83 4.107 5.509
2025-10 6.345 3.748 4.072 5.545
2025-09 6.359 3.757 4.074 5.506
2025-08 6.329 3.69 4.075 5.472
2025-07 6.32 3.788 3.966 5.444
2025-06 6.283 3.673 4.088 5.489
2025-05 6.32 3.68 4.08 5.341
2025-04 6.311 3.682 4.086 5.423
2025-03 6.305 3.664 4.079 5.339
2025-02 6.3 3.692 4.014 5.492
2025-01 6.311 3.65 4.024 5.415
2024-12 6.258 3.713 4.159 5.795
2024-11 6.246 3.58 4.041 5.619
2024-10 6.243 3.64 4.089 5.492
2024-09 6.263 3.651 4.299 5.51
2024-08 6.245 3.559 4.072 5.528
2024-07 6.233 3.64 4.076 5.49
2024-06 6.204 3.619 4.055 5.56
2024-05 6.244 3.635 4.041 5.596
2024-04 6.226 3.628 4.043 5.708
2024-03 6.2 3.591 4.096 5.674
2024-02 6.206 3.593 4.079 5.543
2024-01 6.204 3.589 4.105 5.53
2023-12 6.208 3.536 4.076 5.883
2023-11 6.202 3.655 4.125 5.651
2023-10 6.205 3.629 4.036 5.693
2023-09 6.2 3.639 3.94 5.677
2023-08 6.221 3.667 4.05 5.807
2023-07 6.243 3.71 4.147 5.68
2023-06 6.253 3.637 4.127 5.454
2023-05 6.185 3.614 4.23 5.616
2023-04 6.231 3.633 4.069 5.569
2023-03 6.24 3.685 4.05 5.507
2023-02 6.262 3.654 4.13 5.497
2023-01 6.297 3.71 4.095 5.437
2022-12 6.353 3.645 4.12 5.264
2022-11 6.363 3.796 4.099 5.358
2022-10 6.381 3.794 4.118 5.296
2022-09 6.383 3.941 4.409 5.326
2022-08 6.38 3.771 4.138 5.23
2022-07 6.389 3.583 3.876 5.134
2022-06 6.37 3.834 4.212 5.2
2022-05 6.382 3.79 4.49 5.131
2022-04 6.378 3.782 4.109 5.036
2022-03 6.383 3.786 4.152 5.084
2022-02 6.369 3.818 4.151 5.178
2022-01 6.402 3.868 4.009 5.222
2021-12 6.393 3.769 4.328 5.182
2021-11 6.368 3.916 4.358 5.146
2021-10 6.358 3.862 4.493 5.227
2021-09 6.361 3.92 4.417 5.289
2021-08 6.379 3.953 4.415 5.283
2021-07 6.416 3.967 4.407 5.29
2021-06 6.432 4.056 4.777 5.386
2021-05 6.315 4.215 4.469 5.323
2021-04 5.702 3.515 1.984 5.177
2021-03 6.299 4.064 3.814 5.297
2021-02 6.218 4.21 4.469 5.281
2021-01 6.256 3.974 3.867 5.593
2020-12 6.593 4.952 5.054 5.495
2020-11 5.572 2.991 2.107 4.816
2020-10 6.548 4.119 4.273 5.86
2020-09 6.377 3.974 4.436 5.706
2020-08 6.491 4.156 5.254 6.024
2020-07 6.385 3.818 4.131 6.377
2020-06 6.549 4.234 4.058 6.053
2020-05 6.046 3.675 3.884 4.537
2020-04 4.287 1.956 0.949 1.89
2020-03 5.132 2.723 2.076 3.029
2020-02 6.182 3.466 4.324 5.612
2020-01 6.158 3.577 4.432 5.528
2019-12 6.121 3.687 4.345 5.976
2019-11 6.151 3.519 4.46 5.902
2019-10 6.123 3.526 4.42 5.868
2019-09 6.098 3.483 4.459 5.803
2019-08 6.078 3.464 4.462 6.172
2019-07 6.057 3.454 4.368 5.949
2019-06 6.054 3.324 4.513 5.891
2019-05 6.056 3.547 4.433 5.855
2019-04 6.032 3.517 4.426 5.813
2019-03 6.037 3.48 4.467 5.952
2019-02 6.056 3.445 4.548 5.776
2019-01 6.027 3.422 4.469 5.799
2018-12 6.03 3.33 4.389 5.396
2018-11 5.996 3.366 4.337 5.685
2018-10 6.036 3.369 4.4 5.764
2018-09 6.039 3.357 4.361 5.701
2018-08 6.044 3.361 4.448 5.993
2018-07 6.049 3.302 4.485 5.779
2018-06 6.04 3.394 4.353 5.792
2018-05 6.05 3.326 4.431 5.908
2018-04 6.045 3.241 4.669 5.868
2018-03 6.037 3.357 4.389 5.715
2018-02 6.003 3.312 4.552 5.681
2018-01 6.005 3.297 4.433 5.573
2017-12 6.012 3.306 4.494 5.854
2017-11 6.006 3.393 4.576 5.637
2017-10 5.99 3.292 4.287 5.643
2017-09 5.979 3.328 4.839 5.627
2017-08 5.975 3.296 4.516 5.548
2017-07 5.979 3.326 4.548 5.643
2017-06 5.952 3.269 4.409 5.588
2017-05 5.93 3.242 4.602 5.656
2017-04 5.927 3.228 4.475 5.534
2017-03 5.925 3.205 4.58 5.504
2017-02 5.917 3.245 4.635 5.461
2017-01 5.919 3.121 4.514 5.435
2016-12 5.911 3.119 4.428 5.521
2016-11 5.887 3.074 4.369 5.491
2016-10 5.882 3.147 4.652 5.307
2016-09 5.868 3.092 4.257 5.353
2016-08 5.864 3.066 4.34 5.206
2016-07 5.863 3.004 4.406 5.16
2016-06 5.88 3.348 4.681 5.156
2016-05 5.856 3.167 4.366 5.21
2016-04 5.856 3.435 4.342 5.245
2016-03 5.853 3.299 4.359 5.215
2016-02 5.835 3.175 4.391 5.146
2016-01 5.853 3.168 4.853 5.163
2015-12 5.851 3.394 4.458 5.013
2015-11 5.785 2.901 4.205 4.899
2015-10 5.822 3.022 4.516 4.99
2015-09 5.838 3.066 4.582 5.005
2015-08 5.81 3.06 4.589 4.843
2015-07 5.822 3.009 4.519 4.972
2015-06 5.823 2.945 4.578 4.97
2015-05 5.835 2.962 4.481 4.895
2015-04 5.808 2.934 4.588 4.818
2015-03 5.793 2.96 4.462 4.778
2015-02 5.8 2.985 4.485 4.75
2015-01 5.78 2.995 4.653 4.764
2014-12 5.737 3.021 4.528 4.69
2014-11 5.725 2.947 4.462 4.71
2014-10 5.705 2.935 4.369 4.747
2014-09 5.698 2.93 4.13 4.713
2014-08 5.711 2.954 4.445 4.75
2014-07 5.674 2.912 4.516 4.666
2014-06 5.653 2.833 4.533 4.723
2014-05 5.649 2.886 4.406 4.636
2014-04 5.631 2.747 4.4 4.832
2014-03 5.638 2.748 4.544 4.759
2014-02 5.611 2.755 4.437 4.763
2014-01 5.618 2.814 4.563 4.568
2013-12 5.59 2.84 4.423 5.207
2013-11 5.587 2.749 4.547 4.846
2013-10 5.572 2.776 4.427 4.843
2013-09 5.551 2.746 4.435 4.791
2013-08 5.548 2.718 4.328 4.828
2013-07 5.53 2.651 4.463 4.779
2013-06 5.528 2.729 4.407 4.762
2013-05 5.548 2.726 4.269 4.771
2013-04 5.534 2.71 4.384 4.717
2013-03 5.504 2.706 4.337 4.629
2013-02 5.482 2.64 4.368 4.741
2013-01 5.491 2.652 4.475 4.657
2012-12 5.492 2.713 4.459 5.038
2012-11 5.458 2.692 4.393 4.783
2012-10 5.484 2.654 4.513 4.906
2012-09 5.472 2.651 4.544 4.898
2012-08 5.475 2.626 4.383 4.986
2012-07 5.483 2.697 4.478 4.967
2012-06 5.529 2.692 4.255 5.057
2012-05 5.423 2.669 4.486 5.069
2012-04 5.43 2.698 4.122 5.042
2012-03 5.481 2.584 4.681 5.16
2012-02 5.434 2.658 4.508 5.054
2012-01 5.424 2.582 4.569 5.065
2011-12 5.442 2.748 4.472 5.301
2011-11 5.466 2.481 4.452 5.418
2011-10 5.457 2.544 4.518 5.298
2011-09 5.454 2.561 4.41 5.313
2011-08 5.448 2.573 4.476 5.33
2011-07 5.44 2.599 4.417 5.271
2011-06 5.45 2.608 4.61 5.176
2011-05 5.419 2.516 4.509 5.219
2011-04 5.422 2.485 4.694 5.333
2011-03 5.413 2.627 4.601 5.761
2011-02 5.405 2.663 4.69 5.996
2011-01 5.396 2.592 4.55 5.859
2010-12 5.379 2.518 4.627 5.748
2010-11 5.357 2.486 4.657 5.71
2010-10 5.336 2.488 4.537 5.341
2010-09 5.324 2.532 4.615 5.415
2010-08 5.292 2.544 4.628 5.175
2010-07 5.296 2.411 4.9 5.354
2010-06 5.274 2.438 4.226 5.362
2010-05 5.345 2.571 4.543 5.284
2010-04 5.247 2.41 4.584 5.35
2010-03 5.232 2.462 4.597 5.554
2010-02 5.184 2.428 4.396 5.403
2010-01 5.146 2.414 4.689 5.529
2009-12 5.154 2.477 4.605 5.95
2009-11 5.119 2.38 4.503 5.944
2009-10 5.115 2.384 4.626 5.703
2009-09 5.099 2.39 4.526 5.621
2009-08 5.08 2.367 4.285 5.451
2009-07 5.055 2.336 4.433 5.475
2009-06 5.169 2.34 4.779 5.504
2009-05 5.067 2.285 4.505 5.852
2009-04 5.095 2.288 4.505 5.466
2009-03 5.083 2.258 4.59 5.322
2009-02 5.069 2.24 4.437 5.304
2009-01 5.149 2.274 4.745 5.316

Breakdown of engineered goods

  • Source: INSEE.

Household consumption expenditure on goods

Changes in %. Volume at previous year’s prices, chain-linked WDA-SA
Household consumption expenditure on goods (Changes in %. Volume at previous year’s prices, chain-linked WDA-SA)
Weight (1) Nov. 25 / Oct. 25 Dec. 25 / Nov. 25 Jan. 26 / Dec. 25 Jan. 26 / Jan. 25 Q / Q-1 (2)
Food products 38 0.1 -0.5 0.6 0.0 0.2
- excl. Tobacco 34 0.1 -0.6 0.9 0.6 0.3
Engineered goods 43 0.5 -0.8 1.0 2.0 0.5
- Durables 22 0.6 -0.9 0.9 2.5 0.8
- Including transport equipment 12 -0.7 -0.2 0.9 2.4 0.2
- Including Household durables 7 2.2 -0.7 0.8 5.1 2.5
- Textile-clothing 8 0.9 -1.8 2.1 2.4 0.3
- Other engineered goods 13 0.1 -0.1 0.4 0.9 0.2
Energy 20 -2.1 0.3 -0.8 -1.9 -1,0
- Energy. water. waste 11 -2.3 -4.0 4.3 0.3 -1.8
- Refined Products 9 -1.7 6.4 -7.3 -4.9 0.1
Total 100 -0.2 -0.5 0.5 0.4 0.1
- Including Manufactured goods 84 0.0 0.1 -0.1 0.3 0.2
  • (1) Weighting in the consumption expenditure on goods in value in 2023.
  • (2) Last three months / previous three months.
  • Source: INSEE.

Food products: rebound

In January 2026, household food consumption rebounded (+0.6% after -0.5% in December 2025 – revised data), driven by spending on both agricultural products (unprocessed products) and agri-food products, which were back on the rise.

Meanwhile, tobacco consumption fell back significantly.

Food products, engineered goods and energy

Food products, engineered goods and energy
Engineered goods Energy Food products
2026-01 21.615 8.105 16.81
2025-12 21.411 8.169 16.716
2025-11 21.59 8.143 16.798
2025-10 21.479 8.317 16.779
2025-09 21.462 8.195 16.741
2025-08 21.324 8.15 16.727
2025-07 21.268 8.164 16.729
2025-06 21.258 8.301 16.734
2025-05 21.182 8.031 16.94
2025-04 21.268 7.87 17.044
2025-03 21.154 8.176 16.622
2025-02 21.276 8.316 16.716
2025-01 21.193 8.261 16.816
2024-12 21.711 8.269 16.701
2024-11 21.271 8.163 16.981
2024-10 21.238 8.151 16.879
2024-09 21.498 8.239 16.675
2024-08 21.194 8.3 17.001
2024-07 21.214 8.238 16.784
2024-06 21.24 8.073 16.713
2024-05 21.329 8.272 16.813
2024-04 21.426 8.079 16.515
2024-03 21.388 8.01 17.335
2024-02 21.233 7.972 17.033
2024-01 21.189 8.115 16.851
2023-12 21.49 8.03 16.935
2023-11 21.426 7.955 16.963
2023-10 21.359 7.84 16.897
2023-09 21.25 8.012 17.222
2023-08 21.529 8.075 16.989
2023-07 21.571 8.125 17.091
2023-06 21.257 8.111 17.323
2023-05 21.365 8.087 16.906
2023-04 21.26 7.981 16.796
2023-03 21.244 8.275 17.083
2023-02 21.288 8.132 17.268
2023-01 21.273 8.084 17.418
2022-12 21.074 7.408 17.514
2022-11 21.365 8.054 17.468
2022-10 21.301 8.027 17.421
2022-09 21.76 8.675 17.72
2022-08 21.225 8.345 17.656
2022-07 20.65 8.411 17.66
2022-06 21.306 8.416 17.705
2022-05 21.465 8.258 17.476
2022-04 20.997 8.501 17.923
2022-03 21.102 8.395 17.562
2022-02 21.233 8.58 17.824
2022-01 21.178 8.5 17.876
2021-12 21.421 8.229 18.059
2021-11 21.518 8.88 17.996
2021-10 21.671 8.941 18.119
2021-09 21.716 8.688 18.062
2021-08 21.703 8.678 17.954
2021-07 21.804 8.741 18.19
2021-06 22.442 8.601 18.166
2021-05 21.841 8.681 18.446
2021-04 17.521 8.158 18.744
2021-03 21.076 8.487 18.662
2021-02 21.832 8.231 18.534
2021-01 21.321 8.439 18.416
2020-12 23.823 8.231 18.668
2020-11 16.382 7.206 17.709
2020-10 22.456 9.026 19.29
2020-09 22.193 8.53 18.244
2020-08 23.688 8.534 18.513
2020-07 22.314 8.614 18.515
2020-06 22.566 8.248 18.437
2020-05 19.091 7.279 18.246
2020-04 9.203 5.605 17.758
2020-03 13.841 7.628 18.543
2020-02 21.148 8.724 18.405
2020-01 21.162 8.571 17.982
2019-12 21.72 8.711 17.86
2019-11 21.581 8.711 17.811
2019-10 21.463 8.571 17.825
2019-09 21.385 8.681 17.863
2019-08 21.715 8.655 17.809
2019-07 21.34 8.696 17.81
2019-06 21.277 8.743 17.714
2019-05 21.443 8.851 17.919
2019-04 21.307 8.73 17.957
2019-03 21.452 8.458 17.753
2019-02 21.322 8.601 17.846
2019-01 21.213 8.847 17.905
2018-12 20.633 8.516 18.119
2018-11 20.86 8.768 17.988
2018-10 21.051 8.782 18.003
2018-09 20.921 8.619 17.908
2018-08 21.293 8.713 18.06
2018-07 21.079 8.639 18.204
2018-06 21.04 8.693 18.177
2018-05 21.163 8.756 18.05
2018-04 21.268 8.524 17.706
2018-03 20.97 9.194 18.41
2018-02 20.99 9.228 18.27
2018-01 20.776 8.322 18.045
2017-12 21.116 9.14 18.031
2017-11 21.098 8.942 18.303
2017-10 20.679 8.49 18.181
2017-09 21.227 9.176 18.399
2017-08 20.793 8.838 18.144
2017-07 20.966 8.837 18.215
2017-06 20.671 8.806 18.305
2017-05 20.877 8.902 18.149
2017-04 20.618 8.652 18.198
2017-03 20.665 8.389 18.195
2017-02 20.721 8.468 18.194
2017-01 20.426 9.268 18.212
2016-12 20.417 8.937 18.058
2016-11 20.249 9.09 18.037
2016-10 20.449 9.179 18.27
2016-09 20.016 8.839 18.294
2016-08 19.878 8.91 18.119
2016-07 19.857 8.832 18.101
2016-06 20.554 8.568 17.998
2016-05 20.066 9.175 17.985
2016-04 20.361 9.028 17.837
2016-03 20.198 9.044 18.102
2016-02 20.018 8.913 18.2
2016-01 20.542 8.587 18.107
2015-12 20.259 8.482 18.147
2015-11 19.221 8.497 18.059
2015-10 19.786 9.078 17.989
2015-09 19.969 8.869 17.931
2015-08 19.788 8.726 18.146
2015-07 19.805 8.932 18.074
2015-06 19.79 8.724 18.109
2015-05 19.672 8.637 18.005
2015-04 19.62 8.637 18.005
2015-03 19.484 8.683 17.887
2015-02 19.515 8.878 17.919
2015-01 19.678 8.859 18.06
2014-12 19.47 8.851 18.054
2014-11 19.326 8.41 17.987
2014-10 19.23 8.406 17.904
2014-09 18.938 8.721 18.0
2014-08 19.315 8.699 17.759
2014-07 19.222 8.668 17.453
2014-06 19.166 8.775 17.767
2014-05 19.028 8.678 18.009
2014-04 19.017 8.44 17.835
2014-03 19.098 8.492 17.767
2014-02 19.0 8.508 17.686
2014-01 19.029 8.61 17.744
2013-12 19.461 8.914 17.754
2013-11 19.125 9.172 17.839
2013-10 19.03 8.639 17.788
2013-09 18.92 8.924 17.763
2013-08 18.814 8.955 17.819
2013-07 18.804 9.011 17.808
2013-06 18.832 8.984 17.502
2013-05 18.729 9.397 17.837
2013-04 18.752 9.425 17.373
2013-03 18.602 9.343 18.076
2013-02 18.611 9.177 17.69
2013-01 18.66 9.037 17.637
2012-12 19.083 8.853 17.625
2012-11 18.738 9.256 17.602
2012-10 18.944 9.023 17.599
2012-09 18.925 8.984 17.689
2012-08 18.851 9.009 17.743
2012-07 19.043 9.012 17.733
2012-06 18.971 9.106 17.776
2012-05 18.987 9.066 17.58
2012-04 18.718 9.319 17.612
2012-03 19.274 8.705 17.681
2012-02 19.018 9.843 17.695
2012-01 19.013 8.946 17.667
2011-12 19.411 8.692 17.375
2011-11 19.124 8.865 17.582
2011-10 19.176 8.96 17.708
2011-09 19.131 9.016 17.815
2011-08 19.208 9.16 17.605
2011-07 19.136 8.957 17.581
2011-06 19.264 9.101 17.688
2011-05 19.024 8.657 17.531
2011-04 19.26 8.602 17.774
2011-03 19.722 9.002 17.494
2011-02 20.068 9.129 17.686
2011-01 19.711 9.304 17.745
2010-12 19.548 9.555 17.765
2010-11 19.463 9.347 17.652
2010-10 19.017 9.363 17.631
2010-09 19.207 9.249 17.512
2010-08 19.017 9.155 17.468
2010-07 19.247 9.244 17.625
2010-06 18.608 9.129 17.332
2010-05 19.141 9.383 17.549
2010-04 18.888 9.274 17.358
2010-03 19.155 9.251 17.332
2010-02 18.721 9.523 17.241
2010-01 19.066 9.326 17.17
2009-12 19.452 9.299 17.183
2009-11 19.17 8.999 17.097
2009-10 19.089 9.098 17.285
2009-09 18.935 9.165 17.153
2009-08 18.503 9.127 17.452
2009-07 18.59 9.304 17.144
2009-06 19.122 9.317 17.123
2009-05 18.842 9.274 17.045
2009-04 18.625 9.339 17.093
2009-03 18.494 9.263 16.694
2009-02 18.312 9.425 16.956
2009-01 18.73 9.628 17.285

Food products, engineered goods and energy

  • Source: INSEE.

Energy: downturn

In January 2026, household energy expenditures fell back (-0.8% after +0.3% in December 2025 – revised data). Gas and electricity consumption rebounded, as January 2026 was the coldest January in four years. Consumption of unleaded petrol and diesel fell sharply, following the peak in purchases in December 2025.

Breakdown of energy

Breakdown of energy
Refined Products Energy, water, waste
2026-01 3.471 4.623
2025-12 3.742 4.432
2025-11 3.516 4.618
2025-10 3.578 4.729
2025-09 3.575 4.613
2025-08 3.562 4.582
2025-07 3.57 4.587
2025-06 3.697 4.603
2025-05 3.573 4.456
2025-04 3.677 4.204
2025-03 3.592 4.579
2025-02 3.656 4.655
2025-01 3.649 4.609
2024-12 3.615 4.653
2024-11 3.617 4.54
2024-10 3.592 4.555
2024-09 3.576 4.665
2024-08 3.673 4.622
2024-07 3.613 4.623
2024-06 3.452 4.627
2024-05 3.662 4.604
2024-04 3.599 4.472
2024-03 3.58 4.421
2024-02 3.566 4.397
2024-01 3.587 4.523
2023-12 3.567 4.451
2023-11 3.465 4.494
2023-10 3.507 4.314
2023-09 3.513 4.498
2023-08 3.514 4.566
2023-07 3.572 4.549
2023-06 3.599 4.501
2023-05 3.586 4.49
2023-04 3.399 4.605
2023-03 3.66 4.606
2023-02 3.511 4.632
2023-01 3.64 4.42
2022-12 3.591 3.779
2022-11 3.733 4.294
2022-10 3.673 4.331
2022-09 3.941 4.712
2022-08 3.623 4.715
2022-07 3.646 4.759
2022-06 3.663 4.746
2022-05 3.638 4.609
2022-04 3.668 4.828
2022-03 3.653 4.735
2022-02 3.81 4.756
2022-01 3.634 4.864
2021-12 3.742 4.487
2021-11 3.853 5.026
2021-10 3.84 5.1
2021-09 3.816 4.872
2021-08 3.77 4.908
2021-07 3.822 4.919
2021-06 3.695 4.905
2021-05 3.44 5.241
2021-04 3.096 5.062
2021-03 3.554 4.932
2021-02 3.442 4.789
2021-01 3.495 4.944
2020-12 3.433 4.79
2020-11 2.716 4.522
2020-10 3.635 5.399
2020-09 3.679 4.827
2020-08 3.7 4.807
2020-07 3.776 4.804
2020-06 3.448 4.79
2020-05 2.625 4.702
2020-04 1.489 4.224
2020-03 2.894 4.765
2020-02 3.978 4.692
2020-01 3.994 4.513
2019-12 4.003 4.648
2019-11 3.88 4.791
2019-10 3.844 4.683
2019-09 3.915 4.718
2019-08 3.893 4.715
2019-07 3.897 4.755
2019-06 3.937 4.76
2019-05 3.882 4.937
2019-04 3.976 4.7
2019-03 3.894 4.505
2019-02 3.965 4.575
2019-01 4.011 4.785
2018-12 3.849 4.615
2018-11 4.012 4.701
2018-10 4.03 4.695
2018-09 3.911 4.655
2018-08 3.991 4.666
2018-07 3.932 4.654
2018-06 3.993 4.644
2018-05 4.057 4.641
2018-04 4.002 4.462
2018-03 4.073 5.07
2018-02 3.986 5.195
2018-01 3.928 4.335
2017-12 4.113 4.97
2017-11 3.977 4.907
2017-10 3.819 4.618
2017-09 4.234 4.887
2017-08 4.022 4.762
2017-07 4.054 4.729
2017-06 4.012 4.74
2017-05 4.05 4.796
2017-04 3.957 4.643
2017-03 3.969 4.372
2017-02 3.959 4.46
2017-01 4.021 5.185
2016-12 4.012 4.87
2016-11 4.112 4.921
2016-10 4.048 5.076
2016-09 4.036 4.747
2016-08 4.08 4.774
2016-07 4.02 4.756
2016-06 3.681 4.839
2016-05 4.293 4.821
2016-04 3.938 5.037
2016-03 4.066 4.923
2016-02 4.108 4.748
2016-01 3.944 4.589
2015-12 4.133 4.248
2015-11 3.916 4.518
2015-10 3.961 5.086
2015-09 3.984 4.836
2015-08 3.941 4.734
2015-07 4.126 4.738
2015-06 3.957 4.712
2015-05 3.911 4.673
2015-04 3.979 4.595
2015-03 3.914 4.719
2015-02 3.906 4.937
2015-01 3.97 4.842
2014-12 4.064 4.72
2014-11 3.828 4.526
2014-10 3.934 4.389
2014-09 3.967 4.697
2014-08 3.908 4.748
2014-07 3.886 4.741
2014-06 3.988 4.731
2014-05 3.838 4.811
2014-04 3.866 4.512
2014-03 3.902 4.524
2014-02 3.863 4.59
2014-01 3.921 4.632
2013-12 3.952 4.924
2013-11 3.929 5.253
2013-10 3.923 4.646
2013-09 3.914 4.986
2013-08 3.963 4.957
2013-07 3.976 5.003
2013-06 3.897 5.078
2013-05 4.091 5.293
2013-04 4.035 5.401
2013-03 3.996 5.358
2013-02 3.93 5.256
2013-01 3.916 5.114
2012-12 3.906 4.915
2012-11 4.091 5.13
2012-10 3.997 4.989
2012-09 3.965 4.986
2012-08 3.998 4.97
2012-07 4.005 4.965
2012-06 4.098 4.949
2012-05 4.062 4.951
2012-04 3.965 5.372
2012-03 4.033 4.575
2012-02 4.068 5.834
2012-01 4.032 4.853
2011-12 3.859 4.788
2011-11 4.012 4.788
2011-10 4.039 4.859
2011-09 4.044 4.915
2011-08 4.13 4.966
2011-07 3.977 4.933
2011-06 4.106 4.933
2011-05 3.829 4.786
2011-04 4.026 4.482
2011-03 4.08 4.855
2011-02 4.17 4.884
2011-01 4.192 5.048
2010-12 4.0 5.536
2010-11 4.133 5.169
2010-10 4.144 5.172
2010-09 4.156 5.04
2010-08 4.088 5.018
2010-07 4.2 4.985
2010-06 4.097 4.981
2010-05 4.121 5.22
2010-04 4.209 5.007
2010-03 4.096 5.109
2010-02 4.254 5.217
2010-01 3.94 5.363
2009-12 4.247 4.979
2009-11 4.16 4.749
2009-10 4.109 4.937
2009-09 4.146 4.963
2009-08 4.081 5.011
2009-07 4.244 4.989
2009-06 4.263 4.978
2009-05 4.239 4.961
2009-04 4.262 5.005
2009-03 4.207 4.993
2009-02 4.198 5.197
2009-01 4.254 5.357

Breakdown of energy

  • Source: INSEE.

Revisions

The monthly change in household consumption of goods for December 2025 has been revised upwards by 0.1 percentage points, to -0.5% instead of -0.6% (after rounding). Since the previous publication, new information has been integrated and the seasonal adjustment (SA) and working day adjustment (WDA) coefficients have been updated.

For more information

*Volumes are measured at chain-link previous year prices (2020 euro billions) and all figures are seasonally and working-day adjusted (WDA-SA).

Scope and definition–Consumption expenditure on goods is compliant with the national accounts definition (NAF Rev. 2). In 2020, they accounted for nearly 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, furniture, chemical and pharmaceutical products, plastic, rubber, minerals, metals, hardware (C5). Within this heading are distinguished “durable” goods which include transport equipment, household durables (furniture, household appliances, etc.) and other durable goods (jewellery, watches, glasses, medical devices, etc.).

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

Sources–This indicator of household consumption of goods is the compilation of a variety of statistical sources issued by the National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (INSEE) (consumer price indices, production price indices, turnover indices and scanner data), the Bank of France, the Statistical Data and Studies Department (SDES) of the ministry in charge of ecological transition, the French Institute of Fashion (IFM), the National Health-Insurance Administration (CNAM), the National Trade Association for Rubber and Polymers (SNCP) (renamed elanova on 1st October 2022), the Board of Oil (CPDP), the Pharmaceutical Companies Association (LEEM), OpenHealth, GFK, Logista.

Next publication: 31 March 2026 at 8:45 am.

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