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France industrial output drops 1.1% in July

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France industrial output drops 1.1% in July

Industrial production in France declined by 1.1% month-over-month in July 2025, reversing a revised 3.8% surge in June, which had been the strongest growth since July 2020.


The drop was smaller than the expected 1.8% decline. The slowdown was driven by a 1.7% fall in manufacturing output (vs. 3.5% in June), particularly in transport equipment (-10.7%), mainly due to aeronautics and space construction following a production peak in June.


Output also decreased in agricultural food industries (-1.3%) and in electrical, electronic, computer equipment, and machinery (-2.2%). Meanwhile, construction output rebounded (0.6% vs. 0.2%), supported by higher output in specialized construction work and building construction.


Over the last three months (May to July 2025), production was higher than the same period a year earlier, both in the manufacturing industry (+1.3%) and in industry as a whole (+0.8%). On a yearly basis, industrial output grew 1.2%, after a 2.2% increase in June.

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