FR Prelim CPI m/m

Over the course of a year, according to the preliminary estimate made at the end of the month, consumer prices are projected to rise by 1.8% in June 2026, following a 2.4% increase in May. This slowdown in inflation is attributed to the sharp decline in energy prices, particularly petroleum products, which are nevertheless expected to remain significantly higher year-on-year (up 11.2% after 16.6%). Service prices are also projected to slow year-on-year, but to a lesser extent, as are food prices; the decline in manufactured goods ...

Over one year, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) should rise by 2.4% in May 2026, after +2.2% in April, according to the provisional estimate made at the end of the month. As in March and April, the increase in inflation should be driven by the acceleration in energy prices, caused this month by a sharp rise in gas prices. Prices of services should accelerate over a year, but to a lesser extent. The prices of food should rise at the same pace as in the previous month, as should those of manufactured products and those of tobacco. Over ...

Over a year, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) should rise by 2.2% in April 2026, after +1.7% in March, according to the provisional estimate made at the end of the month. The increase in inflation should again be driven by the sharp acceleration in energy prices (+14.2% over a year after +7.4% in March), in particular those of petroleum products. Prices of services should accelerate slightly over a year. Conversely, the prices of food should slowed down over one year, and those of manufactured products should fall slightly faster than ...

Over a year, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) should rise by 1.7% in March 2026, after +0.9% in February, according to the provisional estimate made at the end of the month. The increase in inflation should be driven by the sharp rebund in energy prices (+7.3% over a year after -2.9% in February), in particular those of petroleum products. Prices of services should accelerate slightly over a year, as should those of tobacco. Conversely, the prices of manufactured products should fall deeper than in February, and those of food should ...

Over the course of a year, according to the preliminary estimate made at the end of the month, consumer prices are projected to rise by 1.0% in February 2026, following a 0.3% increase in January. This rise in inflation is partly explained by a less pronounced decrease in energy prices, caused by a base effect on electricity prices, which had fallen sharply in February 2025. Prices for manufactured goods are expected to fall less than in January. Food prices are projected to accelerate year-on-year, as are those for services and ...

Over the course of a year, according to the preliminary estimate made at the end of the month, consumer prices are projected to rise by 0.3% in January 2026, after a 0.8% increase in December 2025. This slowdown in inflation is mainly attributed to a more pronounced decrease in the prices of manufactured goods, driven by a decline in clothing and footwear prices. The data collection period includes 18 days of sales, compared to 13 in January 2025. Furthermore, service prices are expected to slow, particularly healthcare services, as ...

Over the course of a year, according to the preliminary estimate made at the end of the month, consumer prices are projected to rise by 0.8% in December 2025, following a 0.9% increase in November. This slowdown in inflation is attributed to a more pronounced decrease in energy prices, particularly petroleum products. Conversely, food prices are expected to accelerate, especially due to the rise in fresh produce. Prices for manufactured goods are projected to fall at a slower pace than in the previous month. Year-on-year, prices for ...

Over the course of a year, according to the preliminary estimate made at the end of the month, consumer prices are projected to rise by 0.9% in November 2025, the same rate as in October. This stable inflation rate is explained by a slowdown in service prices, driven down by communication services, and by a more pronounced decrease in manufactured goods prices, offset by a smaller decline in energy prices and a slight acceleration in food prices. Tobacco prices are expected to increase at the same rate as in October. Consumer prices ...