31.10.202507:45:00UTC+00French Consumer Prices Edge into Positive Territory for October

In a significant shift from last month, France's Consumer Price Index (CPI) nudged into positive territory, recording a 0.1% increase in October 2025. This marks a notable recovery from the September figures, which had shown a concerning dip of -1.0%.

The French economy appears to be regaining stability, as this latest data suggests an uptick in consumer pricing month-over-month, reversing the negative trajectory experienced previously. Analysts are closely watching these figures, as they could indicate the beginning of a more sustained period of inflation stability following a month of deflationary pressures.

With the latest update on 31 October 2025, the small uptick in CPI could be attributed to various economic factors including changes in consumer demand, adjustments in supply chain dynamics, or other domestic and international economic influences. These developments will likely impact economic forecasting and monetary policy decisions in the coming months. France's economists and policymakers will be assessing these trends in formulating responses to maintain economic resilience.