France PPI

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Source: Insee
Source Link: https://www.insee.fr/
Frequency: Monthly
Next Release(s): April 30th, 2026 2:45 AM

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France PPI: February 2026 2026-03-31 02:45
France PPI: January 2026 2026-02-27 02:45
France PPI: December 2025 2026-01-30 02:45
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France’s industrial producer prices fell -0.4% MoM and -0.4% YoY in August 2025 (after +0.7% MoM in July), reflecting broad declines across petroleum, energy, and machinery.
- Home market prices decreased -0.2% MoM (after +0.5%), leaving them virtually flat YoY at +0.1%.
- Refined petroleum products dropped sharply -5.8% MoM, extending their steep YoY fall to -11.9%.
- Electronic equipment and machinery declined -0.6% MoM, with electronic components down -4.1%; YoY prices turned negative at -0.4%.
- Mining, quarrying, energy, and water prices fell -0.2% MoM, down -3.6% YoY, continuing nearly two years of annual declines.
- Prices of “other industrial products” were stable MoM and up +0.8% YoY, while food/beverages held steady MoM but slowed slightly YoY to +2.9%.
- Foreign market producer prices dropped -0.9% MoM and -2.0% YoY, with refined petroleum (-3.7% MoM) and energy leading the decline.
- Import prices for industrial products fell -0.6% MoM and -2.1% YoY, driven by refined petroleum (-4.9% MoM) and communication equipment (-1.3% MoM).
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France’s Producer Price Index (PPI) rose +0.6% MoM in July 2025 (after +0.1% in June) but was nearly flat YoY at -0.1%, reflecting stabilization after earlier declines.
- Home market prices rebounded +0.4% MoM, led by mining/energy (+0.9%) and transport equipment (+0.3%), though electronic equipment and machinery continued to fall (-0.2%).
- Refined petroleum prices rose +3.8% MoM but remained sharply lower YoY (-14.6%), showing persistent energy-related weakness despite monthly rebounds.
- Excluding energy, industrial prices were stable MoM and up +0.9% YoY, highlighting firmer underlying trends.
- Foreign market prices accelerated +1.3% MoM, narrowing their YoY decline to -1.2% (from -2.6%), supported by higher energy and food/beverage prices.
- Import prices fell -0.2% MoM and -1.9% YoY, driven by weaker mining/energy and other manufactured goods, though processed tea and coffee saw sharp price increases.
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France’s Producer Price Index (PPI) rose +0.1% MoM in June 2025, stabilizing after three straight monthly declines, though prices were still down -0.5% YoY.
- Home market PPI fell -0.2% MoM but edged up +0.2% YoY, with electricity prices still falling sharply (-4.8% MoM, -3.5% YoY), while petroleum prices jumped +5.8% MoM.
- Foreign market PPI rebounded +0.7% MoM but remained down -2.5% YoY; refined petroleum rose +4.1% MoM while transport equipment declined -0.7%.
- PPI excluding energy was flat MoM and up +0.9% YoY, showing underlying stability.
- Food and beverage prices rose +0.3% MoM and +3.5% YoY, led by dairy and cheese.
- Import prices rose +0.5% MoM but fell -1.3% YoY, with petroleum (+7.9% MoM) and processed meats (+2.4%) offsetting declines in chemicals and machinery.
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France’s PPI declined -0.8% MoM and -0.7% YoY in May, with broad-based weakness across domestic, foreign, and import markets, though the pace of monthly declines slowed compared to April.
- PPI ex-energy was nearly flat at -0.1% MoM and 0.9% YoY, down from 1.2% YoY previously, indicating underlying industrial price stability.
- Home market PPI fell -0.8% MoM but turned slightly positive YoY at 0.2%, driven by slower declines in electricity and petroleum prices.
- Foreign market PPI dropped -0.5% MoM and -2.7% YoY, with notable declines in plastics, petroleum, and subdued equipment prices.
- Import prices decreased -0.7% MoM and -1.3% YoY with refined petroleum prices fell -2.5% MoM and -18.3% YoY.
- Food and beverages rose across all markets, up 0.2% MoM domestically, 0.2% MoM in exports, and 0.3% MoM in imports.
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France’s PPI fell sharply by -3.9% MoM and -1.3% YoY in April, driven by steep declines in electricity and petroleum prices across both domestic and foreign markets.
- Home market PPI dropped -4.3% MoM and -0.8% YoY, with electricity prices plunging -24.4% MoM and refined petroleum down -8.4% MoM (-26.8% YoY).
- Foreign market PPI declined -2.8% MoM and -2.4% YoY, led by further drops in refined petroleum (-8.5% MoM) and transport equipment (-0.9% MoM).
- Excluding energy, industrial PPI was down -0.3% MoM and slowed to +1.2% YoY from +1.6%.
- Food and beverage prices rose +0.2% MoM domestically and fell -0.4% MoM abroad; YoY gains remained positive in both.
- Import prices for industrial products declined -2.0% MoM and -1.3% YoY, with petroleum products down -8.1% MoM and other manufactured goods also falling.
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France’s PPI declined -1.1% MoM and -0.3% YoY in March 2025, with a sharp -2.6% drop in foreign market prices and continued softness in energy-related categories.
- Excluding energy, PPI was flat at 0.1% MoM and held steady at 1.6% YoY, driven by strength in food/beverages and pharmaceuticals.
- Domestic market PPI declined -0.6% MoM and -0.6% YoY, led by falling electricity prices (-4.4% MoM) and a sharp -9.3% MoM drop in refined petroleum products.
- Foreign market PPI plunged -2.6% MoM, with petroleum product prices down -8.0% and transport equipment prices down -1.2%; YoY growth slowed to +0.3%.
- Food and beverage prices rose +0.9% MoM at home and were flat abroad, with strong cocoa and confectionery demand ahead of Easter.
- Import prices for industrial products fell -1.2% MoM, mainly on declines in petroleum (-8.3%) and computers (-1.0%), while YoY growth slowed to +1.0%.
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