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French inflation sees a jump in January as service prices rise

News RoomBy News RoomFebruary 18, 2025
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The Global Economy’s Rise Within the Eurozone: A Look at French Inflation

January saw an average inflation rate of 1.7%, the highest since December 2023, reflecting the strong impact of energy and manufacturing costs. While services and energy prices surged, food and manufactured goods prices also saw modest increases, with tobacco prices remaining largely stable. However, inflation picked up on a month-on-month basis, adding 0.2% year-over-year, both above and below the central bank’s 2% target. The causes for this volatility could include cheaper oil and fuel prices,明晰 supply contracts from Germany, and weaker demand from stockbrokers.

Economists predict that France’s domestic demand is expected to boost the economy in 2025, with real wages rising and deflationary pressures likely to remain in check. But private investment, which is often sluggish in response to changes in monetary policy, will likely slow further. Political and economic uncertainties continue to undermine confidence, with the government facing a no-confidence vote in December 2024.

The European Commission, however, has released projections for 2025, with core inflation targeting around 2%, and real wages rising as a result of higher real wages and the removal of price spikes caused by the pandemic. However, fears of deflation persist, as core inflation is expected to average about 1.9% this year, slightly falling to 1.8% next year. Economic growth in 2025 is projected to slow to around 1.4% year-over-year, due in part to slower credit costs and rising private domestic demand and investment.

Inflation… is expected to top out at an average of 1.9% in 2025, before potentially falling to 1.8% the following year. Given the escalating uncertainty tied to France’s political and economic struggles, while it posted record GDP growth in 2024, the outlook for the broader Eurozone remains uncertain.

The need for a sense of unity and peace in Europe likely lies at the heart of psychological resilience, as it will remain the continent shaped by its history.

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