Inflation in France accelerated in August 2023, further evidence of continued pressure in the region. Consumer prices in the eurozone's second-largest economy rose 5.7% from the previous year, well above the median forecast of 5.4%.

Earlier, inflation in France reached a record high, increasing pressure on the ECB and President Macron. Consumer prices rose 7.2% year-over-year in February 2023; forecast - 7%. The figure was later increased to 7.3%. Of particular concern to the authorities are food prices, which could rise further after annual negotiations between suppliers and distributors.

2022

Inflation in December - 6.7%

Inflation in France slowed to 6.7% in December 2022.

Data for November 2022,

Inflation in July - 6.1%

July

Инфляция в странах Europe 2022
UK data - June, July inflation - 10.1%

Consumer price growth in March by 5.1%

Inflation in France topped forecasts amid soaring energy prices.

Consumer prices rose a record 5.1% year-over-year in March 2022; 4.9% was expected.

February consumer price rise of 4.1%

Consumer prices rose 4.1% in February from a year earlier after 3.3% in January.

This is the highest figure since the start of the data series in 1997. Economists had forecast growth of 3.7%.

Inflation in January - 3.3%

In January 2022, inflation in France amounted to 3.3%

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