French Inflation Confirmed at 3.4% in October, up From 3.1%
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According to the final figures published by INSEE this Friday, inflation reached 3.4% in October over a year, the highest since January 2024. In the same period last year, inflation over a year was 0.9%. - Inflation reached 3.4% over a year in October, the highest since 2024 (Conso and trends).
The annual inflation rate in France accelerated to 3.40% in October 2026, before 3.10% recorded in September, remaining, however, below the historical average of 4.16% observed between 1958 and 2026 (series that had peak of 18.80% in April 1958 and minimum record of -0.70% in July 2009). Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the subject and register.
INFOGRAPHY – Consumer prices rise to 3.4% year-on-year in October, the highest since January 2024.
This figure is in line with the provisional estimate published at the end of October and the highest since January 2024, due to an acceleration in energy prices.
Inflation in France rose to 3.4% year-on-year in October, driven by rising energy prices. Energy prices rose by 24.1% in October, after 21.3% in September.
Inflation reached 3.4% over a year in France in October, according to figures published by INSEE. Several areas have been strongly affected by price growth, starting with energy, gas and petroleum products. While some of the French have been coming down the streets since mid-October to protest against expensive living, INSEE announced its latest figures on the cost of living on Friday, 13 November. Inflation reached 3.4% over a year in France in…
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