Since 2008, and despite the beginning of the financial and economic crisis, France’s GDP has increased gradually.
July's services PMI fell from 48.0 in June to 47.1, on the back of weaker client demand and increases in service-provider fees. Nevertheless, our panel's GDP outlook for 2023 has edged up.Consensus forecasts
This statistic shows the quarterly growth of the real gross domestic product (GDP) in France from the second quarter 2021 to second quarter 2023.
GDP in France is estimated to be $3.171 trillion international dollars at the end of 2024. The economy of France has grown at an average annual growth rate of 1.0% in the last four years and is ranked the 2nd largest economy in Europe, ahead of United Kingdom....
The Consensus among our panelists is for GDP growth to merely track the Euro area average over our forecast horizon. France's Macroeconomic Analysis: Nominal GDP of USD 3,056 billion in 2023. Nominal GDP of USD 2,773 billion in 2022. GDP per capita of USD 42,244 compared to the ...
France is the world’s 7th largest importer and the world’s 7th largest economy (in terms of GDP). France is home to Europe’s largest banking, aerospace and nuclear industries, the second largest agricultural and chemical industries and the third largest communications technology and ...
Paris is world's number two city for headquarters of international organizations behind Brussels, ahead of London and New York City.With a GDP of 710 billion euros, Paris Region has by far the largest economy generating 31% of French national wealth and 5.3% of EU GDP, equivalent to that ...
Public Consumption: % of GDP (%)24.4Sep 2024quarterlyMar 1980 - Sep 2024 Real GDP Growth (%)0.9Mar 2023quarterlyMar 1950 - Mar 2023 Total Trade of Goods & Services: % of Nominal GDP (%)67.009Sep 2024quarterlyMar 1975 - Sep 2024 ...
France has the seventh largest global economy and the third largest in Europe. GDP recovered by 6.8% in 2021, after a drop of 7.9% in 2020. In 2023, GDP grew by a modest 0.9%, and for 2024, subdued growth of 0.9% is forecast. ...
Both blocs’ agendas are “dangerous for the economy”, according to Patrick Martin, the head ofMEDEF, a business federation. …On the hard right, Marine Le Pen’s total yearly net spending promises when she ran for president in 2022 amounted to…the equivalent of about 3.5% ofGDP. ...