Marches, mimosa, Moli猫re: The week ahead in France This week (February 13-19) is also set to include a controversial healthcare debate (and a strike about it), another day of pension protests, a wine show and more
French economy grew by 2.6% in 2022, annual inflation at 6% Estimates put growth for 2023 at 0.7% but projections for 2024 are stronger with the IMF predicting that France will be among the G7 countries with higher growth
Inflation in France set to reach 3%: Tips for saving on prices The cost of fuel and food will continue to be high for several months but there are offers around
news French economy grew 7% in 2021: fastest rate in 52 years The finance minister described it as a 鈥榮pectacular rebound鈥� after the economy shrank by 8% in 2020. France鈥檚 economic growth overtook UK鈥檚 in second half of year
Surge for Covid booster doses in lead up to Macron鈥檚 Tuesday TV speech Record numbers book a third jab after announcement that president is to speak about managing the worsening Covid situation in France
SNCF to adapt pricing structure to aid recovery post Covid The French train company expects it will take 鈥渁round two years鈥� to get customers back to pre-Covid levels, its CEO has said.
France announces 鈧�100billion plan to relaunch economy French Prime Minister Jean Castex announced the economic relaunch plan to counteract the economic effect of the Covid-19 crisis, with the objective of creating 160,000 jobs in 2021.
France in top five for foreign investment France has become more appealing for foreign investors and has reached the top five of an influential global index of attractiveness for the first time.
Foreign investors see France as a good bet International development agency Business France's report was welcome
Unemployment drops in France, yet issues remain The number of unemployed people in France dipped dramatically in September this year, in its biggest drop since 2001, yet unemployment statistics remain problematic.
How you tip is important Economists warn that thoughtless and excessive tipping can distort the free market and even cause inflation.
Faded signs are today's loss Fading signs on village and town walls remind us private businesses do not have to sacrifice beauty and harmony to make sales
Tarn is cheaper than China A smartphone accessories maker is moving some production back from China to Gaillac in the Tarn - because it is cheaper to do in France.
Village life at risk as locals leave for city jobs Rural France is paying a high price for economic success in the cities as people are leaving country villages in their droves for better job prospects in the city. Labrador Tag Feed Labrador Tag Feed
