28.11.202507:45:00UTC+00France Sees Deflationary Shift as November CPI Slips into Negative Territory

In a surprising turn of events, France's Consumer Price Index (CPI) has shifted into negative territory for November 2025. According to the latest data updated on November 28, 2025, the CPI registered at -0.1%, marking a decline from the previous month's 0.1% gain.

This month-over-month comparison highlights a notable deflationary trend in the French economy, as the CPI had previously shown a modest increase between September and October 2025. The shift from inflationary to deflationary pressures may signal potential challenges for policymakers as they strive to invigorate economic growth and stabilize prices.

Economists are closely monitoring the situation for potential ramifications on the broader Eurozone economy and are contemplating the implications of prolonged negative inflation. As France navigates these uncharted waters, market participants will be eagerly awaiting further data and policy announcements in the coming weeks.