December 2025 inflation in France saw a 0.8% annual rise, moderated by falling energy prices but driven by higher food and service costs, with inflation projected to rise modestly in 2026.
French health insurance premiums will rise by around 4.5% in 2026 amid rising healthcare costs and demands for urgent expenditure control.
Q3 2025 data from Insee shows stable overall salaried employment with a slight private sector dip and steady inflation at 0.9% year-on-year in France.
France's inflation rate remains steady at 0.9% in November 2025 amid stable consumer spending and moderate GDP growth.
Amidst high and complex taxation in France, the government opts against any exceptional minimum wage increase for 2025, maintaining only inflation-linked adjustments due to challenging economic conditions.
The ECB is expected to keep interest rates at 2% on October 30, with inflation stabilizing near target and growth outlook cautiously positive for the eurozone.
The French National Assembly rejected the government's plan to freeze income tax brackets for 2026, voting instead to index them to inflation, resulting in a €2 billion revenue loss for the government and a diverse parliamentary coalition driving the change.
Projections for France's economy in 2026 reveal concerns over inflation and political instability.
The 'Bloquons Tout' protests reveal significant economic impacts and rising public discontent in France.
France faces rising interest rate pressures driven by inflation and fiscal instability amid political turmoil.