FR Consumer Spending m/m

In January 2025, household consumption expenditure on goods falls over one month (-0.5% in volume* after +0.7% in December 2024). This decline is explained by the sharp decline in purchases of manufactured goods (-2.4%). Conversely, food consumption rebounds (+1.4%), and energy consumption slows (+0.2%). In January 2025, household consumption of manufactured goods falls sharply (-2.4% after +1.9% in December 2024), mainly due to the decline in purchases of durable goods (-3.9%) and, to a lesser extent, purchases of clothing and ...

In December 2024, household consumption expenditure on goods increases significantly (+0.7% in volume* after +0.2% in November 2024 – revised data). This increase is mainly driven by the increase in purchases of manufactured goods (+1.9%), particularly transport goods, as well as by the increase in energy consumption (+2.5%). Food consumption, for its part, decreases (-1.5%). Over the whole of the fourth quarter of 2024, household consumption of goods continues to increase (+0.4% after +0.4% in the third quarter of 2024). In December ...

In November 2024, household consumption expenditure on goods rebounds over one month (+0.3% in volume* after -0.3% in October 2024 – revised data). This rebound is mainly explained by the increase in purchases of manufactured goods (+0.9%) and, to a lesser extent, by the increase in food consumption (+0.3%). Energy consumption, for its part, decreases again (-0.8%). In November 2024, household consumption of manufactured goods rebounds (+0.9% after -1.3% in October 2024). This rebound is mainly explained by the increase in spending ...

In October 2024, household consumption expenditure on goods falls over one month (-0.4% in volume* after +0.1% in September 2024). This decline is mainly explained by the decrease in purchases of manufactured goods (-1.3%) but also by the decline in energy consumption (-1.2%). Food consumption, for its part, increases (+1.2%). In October 2024, household consumption of manufactured goods falls sharply (-1.3%), after an increase of 1.6% in September 2024 – revised data. This decrease is explained by the drop in spending on textile ...

In September 2024, household consumption expenditure on goods slows (+0.1% in volume* after +0.4% in August 2024 – revised data). The increase in consumption of manufactured goods (+1.8%) is offset by the decrease in food consumption (-1.6%) and energy consumption (-0.3%). Over the third quarter of 2024 as a whole, household consumption of goods rebounds (+0.3% after -0.2% in the second quarter of 2024). In September 2024, household consumption of manufactured goods will rise sharply again (+1.8% after being stable in August 2024 – ...

In August 2024, household consumption expenditure on goods increased slightly again over one month (+0.2% in volume* after +0.2% in July 2024 – revised data). This slight increase is driven by the acceleration in food consumption (+0.8%). Consumption of manufactured goods, for its part, continues to decline (-0.4%). In August 2024, household food consumption accelerates (+0.8% after +0.2% in July 2024 – revised data). This increase is explained by an increase in purchases in almost all consumption items of agri-food products. In ...

In July 2024, household consumption expenditure on goods rebounds over one month (+0.3% in volume* after -0.6% in June 2024 – revised data). This slight rebound is driven by the increase in energy consumption (+0.9%) and food consumption (+0.4%). Consumption of manufactured goods is stable. In July 2024, household energy expenditure rebounds (+0.9% after -1.7% in June 2024 – revised data) due to an increase in fuel consumption, particularly super unleaded. Expenditure on electricity and gas declines. In July 2024, household food ...

In June 2024, household consumption of goods fell over a month (-0.5% in volume* after +0.8% in May 2024 - revised data). This decline is due to lower energy consumption (-1.9%) and, to a lesser extent, food consumption (-0.7%). Conversely, purchases of engineered goods rose moderately (+0.4%). Over the second quarter of 2024 as a whole, household consumption of goods was stable compared to the first quarter.In June 2024, household spending on energy fell back sharply (-1.9% after +2.6% in May 2024 - revised data) due to the steep ...