The French economic landscape has just passed a symbolic milestone: inflation has finally fallen below the 2% mark, a first in three years. While economists and markets scrutinize every variation in indicators, this return to a historically low rate marks a turning point after a period marked by incessant price increases, particularly energy prices. In this post, we will analyze in detail the figures that confirm this trend, based on the latest data provided by INSEE. We will then examine the specific factors that contributed to this slowdown in inflation, and the implications of this development for consumers, businesses and economic policies.
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