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French inflation rises to 3% in September as energy costs surge
Annual inflation in France rose to 3% in September. The national statistics office attributed the increase largely to a surge in energy and fuel costs, which climbed 21.2%.
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Inflation in France rose to 3% in September, according to the country’s national statistics office.
The main driver was a surge in energy and fuel costs, which increased by 21.2%.
The statistics office said the jump largely accounted for the overall rise in inflation.
What we know
- French inflation reached 3% in September.
- Energy and fuel costs rose 21.2%.
- The national statistics office identified higher energy and fuel costs as the main driver of the increase.
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