France's June CPI rose 5.8% year -on -year

Xinhua News Agency, Paris, June 30 (Reporter Liu Fang) According to data released by the French National Institute of Statistics and Economic Research on the 30th, due to the accelerated rise of energy and food prices, the French consumer price index (CPI) rose 5.8% year -on -year , Increased by 0.7%month -on -month.

Data show that in the month, French energy and food prices rose by 33.1%and 5.7%year -on -year, and the price of service prices rose 3.2%year -on -year, and the price of industrial finished products rose 2.6%year -on -year.

Since September last year, the French CPI increase has reached a month -on -year high, with a year -on -year increase of 5.2%, the highest level since 1985, but it is still slightly lower than other major economies of the euro zone.

On the 29th, the French National Institute of Statistics and Economic Research issued an economic situation analysis report that French consumer consumption structure, energy price control and government consumer subsidy measures recently inhibited inflation to a certain extent. But in general, the French inflation rate will continue to rise this summer, and it will stabilize between 6.5%and 7%in autumn. The average annual inflation rate in 2022 is expected to be 5.5%, which is much higher than the level of 1.6%in 2021.

On the 28th, the French economy, finance and industry, and digital sovereign Minister Bruno Lermel said in an interview with the media that French inflation is expected to reach the peak in mid -2023, and then began to lower.

[Editor in charge: Liu Yang]

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