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In July 2025, French manufacturing production will decline (-1.7%)
In July 2025, after a sharp increase the previous month, production fell in the manufacturing industry (-1.7% after +3.5% in June 2025), as well as in industry as a whole (-1.1% after +3.7%). In July 2025*, production fell mechanically in the manufacture of transport equipment (-10.7%) after having jumped in June (+16.3%). The decline in this sector comes mainly from that of aeronautics and space construction, as a result of a peak in production in June. Production fell more moderately in the manufacture of electrical, electronic and computer equipment (-2.2% after +3.9%) and in the agri-food industries (-1.3% after ... (full story)
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