8:50 AM · 31 October 2025

BREAKING: France inflation shows mixed results. EUR/USD shows no significant reaction.

Key takeaways
Key takeaways
  • Consumer inflation in line with expectations.
  • PPI inflation increased compared to the previous month.

Macro Data:
 

08:45 France – Preliminary Consumer Inflation for October

  • CPI m/m: actual 0,1% (forecast 0.1%; previous: -1%)
     
  • HICP m/m: actual 0,1% (forecast 0.1%; previous: -1.1%)
     
  • CPI y/y: actual 1,0% (forecast 1.0%; previous: 1.2%)
     
  • HICP y/y: actual 0,9% (forecast 1.0%; previous: 1.1%)
     

08:45 France – Producer Price Index (PPI) for September

  • m/m: actual 0,3% (previous: -0.2%)
     
  • y/y: actual 0,5% (previous: 0.1%)

 

The preliminary inflation reading for France in October shows price stabilization. CPI rose by 0.1% month-on-month and reached 1.0% year-on-year. Annual HICP fell to 0.9%. Producer price inflation (PPI) in September increased to 0.3% month-on-month and 0.5% year-on-year, rebounding after previous declines. The data indicate moderate inflationary pressure and no major surprises for the market.

The reaction in EUR/USD is muted.

 

Source: xStation5

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