France’s consumer price inflation remained unchanged in July, with the non-seasonally adjusted Consumer Price Index (CPI NSA) posting a 2.10% year-on-year increase, exactly matching the previous reading. According to data updated on 14 August 2026, both the current and prior indicators for July 2026 stand at 2.10%, underscoring a period of price stability.
The CPI figure compares the change in prices in July to the same month a year earlier, and the latest data indicate that inflationary pressures have neither intensified nor eased since the last measurement. With the annual rate holding steady, the figures suggest that France is experiencing a consistent inflation environment, which may help policymakers and market participants gauge potential future moves in interest rates and economic planning.
