12.12.202507:45:00UTC+00French Consumer Prices Continue to Slide in November: A Widening Deflationary Trend

In a stark continuation of its deflationary streak, France's Consumer Price Index (CPI) NSA (Not Seasonally Adjusted) for November 2025 registered a further decline, now reaching -0.20%. This follows a similar downward development in October 2025, when the CPI recorded a -0.10% change. The data was updated on 12 December 2025.

The month-over-month analysis shows an increasing pace in the deflation of consumer prices. The October indicator depicted a -0.10% decrease from the preceding month, escalating to a -0.20% reduction in November. This expanding decline raises concerns about continued deflationary pressures in the French economy, which could potentially impact consumption and investment if the trend persists.

As economic analysts assess these figures, eyes are on potential responses by policymakers to counteract the deflationary environment. The evolving situation remains critical for understanding the broader economic health of the nation as it navigates through these challenging economic indicators.