Inflation in France reaches 3.4% in October, highest since January 2024

FinanceInternationalSWI swissinfo.chNov 14, 2026, 9:43 AMAI summary

Inflation in France rose to 3.4% year-on-year in October, its highest level since January 2024, driven by higher energy prices, according to final data published by the statistics institute (Insee).

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Year-on-year inflation in France stood at 3.4% in October.
It is the highest level since January 2024.
Higher energy prices drove the increase, according to Insee.

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