2025.11.2508:00:05UTC+00France Consumer Confidence Slightly Eases

In November 2025, consumer confidence in France saw a slight dip, reaching 89 compared to 90 in the previous month, remaining below the long-term average of 100. Households' evaluations of their previous financial situations declined to -21 from -20, while their outlook on future finances decreased to -12 from -11, indicating ongoing caution regarding personal financial prospects. The current saving capacity dropped to 21 from 23, and anticipated saving capacity fell to 17 from 19, with major purchase intentions slightly lowering to -30 from -29, indicating continued wariness about spending. Additionally, perceptions of the previous standard of living decreased to -74 from -72, and the outlook on unemployment prospects decreased to 47 from 48. However, there was some positive momentum, as intentions to save increased to 45, the highest level observed in four months, and expectations for the future standard of living improved slightly to -55 from -56. Notably, perceptions of past consumer prices declined to -9 from -8, while expectations for future inflation held steady at -32.