Informations rapides
31 January 2020
2020- n° 24
Household consumption expenditure on goods fell in December (–0.3%) but increased over the fourth quarter (+0.4%) Household consumption expenditure on goods - December 2019

In December 2019, household consumption expenditure on goods declined in volume* (–0.3% after +0.7%). Energy consumption fell sharply (–1.8%) and food purchases decreased again (–0.5%). Manufactured good consumption slowed down (+0.6%).

Over the fourth quarter as a whole, household consumption expenditure on goods increased (+0.4% after +0.5%).

Informations rapides
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Paru le :Paru le31/01/2020
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In December 2019, household consumption expenditure on goods declined in volume* (–0.3% after +0.7%). Energy consumption fell sharply (–1.8%) and food purchases decreased again (–0.5%). Manufactured good consumption slowed down (+0.6%).

Over the fourth quarter as a whole, household consumption expenditure on goods increased (+0.4% after +0.5%).

Total consumption of goods

Total consumption of goods
Monthly data
2009-01 45.257
2009-02 44.623
2009-03 44.418
2009-04 44.925
2009-05 45.37
2009-06 45.45
2009-07 45.093
2009-08 44.742
2009-09 45.318
2009-10 45.431
2009-11 45.398
2009-12 46.065
2010-01 45.62
2010-02 45.375
2010-03 45.761
2010-04 45.445
2010-05 45.73
2010-06 45.346
2010-07 45.903
2010-08 45.594
2010-09 45.932
2010-10 45.962
2010-11 46.535
2010-12 46.707
2011-01 46.613
2011-02 46.892
2011-03 46.562
2011-04 45.61
2011-05 45.534
2011-06 45.761
2011-07 45.665
2011-08 45.968
2011-09 45.837
2011-10 45.678
2011-11 45.682
2011-12 45.519
2012-01 45.588
2012-02 46.272
2012-03 45.506
2012-04 45.561
2012-05 45.571
2012-06 45.719
2012-07 45.61
2012-08 45.457
2012-09 45.386
2012-10 45.445
2012-11 45.401
2012-12 45.279
2013-01 45.156
2013-02 45.464
2013-03 45.748
2013-04 45.416
2013-05 45.666
2013-06 45.286
2013-07 45.418
2013-08 45.218
2013-09 45.3
2013-10 45.362
2013-11 46.067
2013-12 45.907
2014-01 45.101
2014-02 44.949
2014-03 45.092
2014-04 45.043
2014-05 45.286
2014-06 45.4
2014-07 45.371
2014-08 45.606
2014-09 45.37
2014-10 45.366
2014-11 45.428
2014-12 45.972
2015-01 46.209
2015-02 46.113
2015-03 45.795
2015-04 46.001
2015-05 45.889
2015-06 46.39
2015-07 46.49
2015-08 46.317
2015-09 46.537
2015-10 46.573
2015-11 45.652
2015-12 46.572
2016-01 46.931
2016-02 46.685
2016-03 47.078
2016-04 47.105
2016-05 46.881
2016-06 46.96
2016-07 46.553
2016-08 46.839
2016-09 46.85
2016-10 47.549
2016-11 47.373
2016-12 47.439
2017-01 47.746
2017-02 47.242
2017-03 47.093
2017-04 47.265
2017-05 47.791
2017-06 47.704
2017-07 47.834
2017-08 47.68
2017-09 48.359
2017-10 47.218
2017-11 48.104
2017-12 47.926
2018-01 47.022
2018-02 48.237
2018-03 48.194
2018-04 47.051
2018-05 47.506
2018-06 47.664
2018-07 47.414
2018-08 47.672
2018-09 47.214
2018-10 47.711
2018-11 47.369
2018-12 46.783
2019-01 47.49
2019-02 47.261
2019-03 47.118
2019-04 47.203
2019-05 47.341
2019-06 47.302
2019-07 47.518
2019-08 47.57
2019-09 47.398
2019-10 47.539
2019-11 47.852
2019-12 47.723

Total consumption of goods

  • Source: INSEE.

Energy: decline in December and over the quarter

In December, energy consumption decreased (–1.8% after +1.5%), particularly gas and electricity consumption, due to temperatures well above the seasonal norms. Refined product consumption increased only slightly, the rise in fuel expenditure being offset by a decrease in the consumption of diesel oil.

Over the whole quarter, energy expenditure decreased (–1.2%).

Breakdown of energy

Breakdown of energy
Refined Products Energy, water, waste
2009-01 4.397 4.853
2009-02 4.351 4.742
2009-03 4.323 4.562
2009-04 4.364 4.64
2009-05 4.339 4.556
2009-06 4.311 4.549
2009-07 4.274 4.58
2009-08 4.073 4.597
2009-09 4.167 4.577
2009-10 4.152 4.563
2009-11 4.187 4.403
2009-12 4.288 4.655
2010-01 4.064 4.892
2010-02 4.294 4.773
2010-03 4.154 4.69
2010-04 4.259 4.614
2010-05 4.143 4.717
2010-06 4.102 4.617
2010-07 4.185 4.596
2010-08 4.122 4.62
2010-09 4.182 4.651
2010-10 4.176 4.747
2010-11 4.162 4.724
2010-12 4.069 5.021
2011-01 4.203 4.571
2011-02 4.17 4.45
2011-03 4.096 4.468
2011-04 4.027 4.131
2011-05 3.86 4.493
2011-06 4.018 4.511
2011-07 4.017 4.549
2011-08 4.177 4.573
2011-09 4.056 4.517
2011-10 4.012 4.472
2011-11 3.971 4.407
2011-12 3.845 4.425
2012-01 4.039 4.447
2012-02 4.071 5.258
2012-03 4.002 4.197
2012-04 3.955 4.93
2012-05 4.049 4.516
2012-06 4.122 4.568
2012-07 3.991 4.556
2012-08 3.958 4.569
2012-09 3.945 4.592
2012-10 3.973 4.596
2012-11 4.022 4.717
2012-12 3.848 4.525
2013-01 3.899 4.679
2013-02 3.981 4.819
2013-03 3.981 4.909
2013-04 4.044 4.963
2013-05 4.088 4.79
2013-06 3.889 4.699
2013-07 3.894 4.612
2013-08 3.866 4.564
2013-09 3.827 4.575
2013-10 3.859 4.281
2013-11 3.891 4.826
2013-12 3.897 4.517
2014-01 3.824 4.226
2014-02 3.792 4.236
2014-03 3.821 4.152
2014-04 3.805 4.136
2014-05 3.756 4.387
2014-06 3.864 4.319
2014-07 3.829 4.35
2014-08 3.88 4.352
2014-09 3.879 4.297
2014-10 3.871 4.023
2014-11 3.765 4.132
2014-12 3.964 4.325
2015-01 3.872 4.427
2015-02 3.866 4.593
2015-03 3.835 4.324
2015-04 3.891 4.216
2015-05 3.841 4.257
2015-06 3.875 4.315
2015-07 4.012 4.347
2015-08 3.891 4.339
2015-09 3.925 4.416
2015-10 3.877 4.668
2015-11 3.772 4.136
2015-12 4.02 3.894
2016-01 3.913 4.228
2016-02 3.968 4.347
2016-03 3.969 4.506
2016-04 3.926 4.616
2016-05 4.159 4.396
2016-06 3.663 4.441
2016-07 3.912 4.368
2016-08 3.993 4.383
2016-09 3.957 4.334
2016-10 3.983 4.678
2016-11 4.025 4.519
2016-12 3.979 4.47
2017-01 3.987 4.826
2017-02 3.912 4.189
2017-03 3.887 4.042
2017-04 3.92 4.279
2017-05 3.997 4.377
2017-06 3.958 4.353
2017-07 3.984 4.365
2017-08 3.963 4.402
2017-09 4.136 4.485
2017-10 3.799 4.253
2017-11 3.928 4.519
2017-12 4.046 4.56
2018-01 3.865 4.079
2018-02 3.94 4.882
2018-03 4.0 4.715
2018-04 3.945 4.151
2018-05 3.94 4.26
2018-06 3.933 4.295
2018-07 3.863 4.314
2018-08 3.913 4.333
2018-09 3.861 4.29
2018-10 4.008 4.312
2018-11 3.945 4.329
2018-12 3.738 4.245
2019-01 3.965 4.49
2019-02 3.958 4.217
2019-03 3.85 4.156
2019-04 3.932 4.346
2019-05 3.821 4.45
2019-06 3.967 4.353
2019-07 3.974 4.361
2019-08 3.922 4.338
2019-09 3.942 4.319
2019-10 3.922 4.229
2019-11 3.918 4.358
2019-12 3.923 4.205

Breakdown of energy

  • Source: INSEE

Manufactured goods: slow down in December, further rise over the quarter

Manufactured good consumption slowed down in December (+0.6% after +1.2%). Durable good purchases increased again but spending on clothing and textiles and the consumption of other manufactured goods decreased.

Over the whole quarter, manufactured good consumption increased strongly (+1.2% after +1.6%).

Durables: further increase in December, slow down over the quarter

In December, durable good expenditure rose sharply again (+1.6% after +1.6%), driven by the consumption of transport equipment which accelerated (+2.7% after +1.0%), in particular new car purchases. On the contrary, housing equipment consumption declined slightly (–0.1% after +2.2%).

Over the whole quarter, durable good expenditure slowed down slightly (+1.8% after +2.9%).

Textile-clothing: decline in December, rise over the quarter

Expenditure on textile-clothing declined in December (–1.1% after +1.5%), especially the purchases of clothes and shoes. However, over the whole quarter, textile-clothing consumption increased (+0.5% after –0.1%).

Other engineered goods: slight decrease in December, rise over the quarter

In December, the consumption of "other manufactured goods" declined slightly (–0.1% after +0.4%). Perfume and DIY item sales decreased but drug consumption increased. Over the whole quarter, "other manufactured goods" spending increased again (+0.5% after +0.6%).

Breakdown of engineered goods

Breakdown of engineered goods
Transport equipment Textile-clothing Other engineered goods Household durables
2009-01 5.501 4.581 5.779 2.619
2009-02 5.485 4.291 5.718 2.596
2009-03 5.553 4.397 5.711 2.605
2009-04 5.633 4.34 5.693 2.625
2009-05 6.152 4.354 5.737 2.633
2009-06 5.87 4.559 5.735 2.68
2009-07 5.816 4.285 5.756 2.691
2009-08 5.696 4.118 5.723 2.697
2009-09 5.884 4.355 5.765 2.728
2009-10 5.922 4.451 5.777 2.719
2009-11 6.314 4.328 5.772 2.702
2009-12 6.319 4.415 5.812 2.722
2010-01 5.816 4.502 5.797 2.735
2010-02 5.673 4.245 5.828 2.755
2010-03 5.877 4.418 5.867 2.803
2010-04 5.566 4.407 5.922 2.77
2010-05 5.624 4.337 5.921 2.886
2010-06 5.621 4.125 5.957 2.804
2010-07 5.568 4.65 5.973 2.768
2010-08 5.37 4.433 5.966 2.911
2010-09 5.629 4.436 5.999 2.872
2010-10 5.602 4.367 6.012 2.836
2010-11 6.134 4.466 6.032 2.822
2010-12 6.114 4.438 6.017 2.805
2011-01 6.185 4.371 6.066 2.913
2011-02 6.31 4.52 6.071 3.002
2011-03 6.196 4.431 6.084 2.993
2011-04 5.609 4.501 6.106 2.872
2011-05 5.526 4.361 6.084 2.889
2011-06 5.514 4.424 6.107 2.938
2011-07 5.517 4.246 6.101 2.946
2011-08 5.581 4.305 6.115 2.952
2011-09 5.617 4.266 6.107 2.935
2011-10 5.542 4.326 6.123 2.92
2011-11 5.771 4.286 6.122 2.864
2011-12 5.648 4.331 6.119 3.046
2012-01 5.395 4.375 6.099 2.942
2012-02 5.301 4.265 6.127 3.024
2012-03 5.507 4.48 6.12 2.963
2012-04 5.328 3.981 6.068 3.053
2012-05 5.451 4.29 6.097 3.027
2012-06 5.326 4.121 6.132 3.047
2012-07 5.235 4.241 6.147 3.04
2012-08 5.224 4.224 6.096 2.984
2012-09 5.084 4.338 6.113 3.01
2012-10 5.151 4.328 6.125 3.033
2012-11 5.12 4.254 6.104 3.058
2012-12 5.313 4.254 6.123 3.035
2013-01 4.963 4.283 6.116 3.02
2013-02 4.974 4.209 6.116 2.999
2013-03 4.88 4.177 6.11 3.073
2013-04 4.963 4.217 6.145 3.085
2013-05 5.039 4.116 6.165 3.086
2013-06 4.978 4.228 6.135 3.1
2013-07 5.008 4.269 6.165 3.067
2013-08 5.051 4.176 6.16 3.111
2013-09 5.017 4.235 6.172 3.129
2013-10 5.089 4.273 6.181 3.16
2013-11 5.138 4.363 6.198 3.119
2013-12 5.436 4.241 6.2 3.182
2014-01 4.866 4.39 6.214 3.178
2014-02 5.033 4.282 6.216 3.116
2014-03 4.97 4.356 6.244 3.127
2014-04 5.071 4.247 6.246 3.14
2014-05 4.878 4.267 6.231 3.273
2014-06 4.953 4.334 6.236 3.24
2014-07 4.927 4.36 6.251 3.298
2014-08 4.982 4.272 6.296 3.334
2014-09 4.936 4.054 6.286 3.337
2014-10 5.047 4.232 6.295 3.335
2014-11 5.005 4.298 6.318 3.336
2014-12 4.95 4.358 6.346 3.412
2015-01 4.994 4.502 6.381 3.391
2015-02 4.952 4.333 6.407 3.397
2015-03 5.011 4.3 6.397 3.367
2015-04 5.053 4.4 6.407 3.349
2015-05 5.064 4.301 6.405 3.369
2015-06 5.226 4.417 6.428 3.385
2015-07 5.22 4.355 6.411 3.449
2015-08 5.124 4.391 6.403 3.473
2015-09 5.239 4.411 6.458 3.495
2015-10 5.192 4.351 6.427 3.457
2015-11 5.196 4.115 6.409 3.368
2015-12 5.259 4.298 6.436 3.77
2016-01 5.324 4.627 6.452 3.581
2016-02 5.346 4.179 6.467 3.601
2016-03 5.449 4.215 6.47 3.734
2016-04 5.437 4.229 6.474 3.862
2016-05 5.365 4.234 6.487 3.628
2016-06 5.377 4.491 6.476 3.785
2016-07 5.366 4.258 6.482 3.487
2016-08 5.476 4.216 6.473 3.534
2016-09 5.53 4.158 6.471 3.567
2016-10 5.533 4.431 6.489 3.602
2016-11 5.773 4.251 6.502 3.554
2016-12 5.832 4.317 6.52 3.585
2017-01 5.647 4.352 6.541 3.605
2017-02 5.686 4.459 6.514 3.693
2017-03 5.724 4.427 6.537 3.663
2017-04 5.719 4.32 6.521 3.684
2017-05 5.869 4.452 6.521 3.713
2017-06 5.922 4.273 6.551 3.766
2017-07 5.914 4.386 6.556 3.786
2017-08 5.866 4.39 6.576 3.773
2017-09 5.865 4.653 6.589 3.797
2017-10 5.913 4.178 6.561 3.756
2017-11 5.848 4.415 6.585 3.861
2017-12 5.993 4.355 6.579 3.732
2018-01 5.765 4.292 6.571 3.748
2018-02 5.872 4.361 6.56 3.767
2018-03 5.948 4.279 6.576 3.793
2018-04 6.055 4.441 6.598 3.698
2018-05 6.08 4.283 6.592 3.78
2018-06 6.056 4.253 6.585 3.927
2018-07 5.905 4.305 6.595 3.816
2018-08 6.088 4.312 6.603 3.844
2018-09 6.014 4.242 6.602 3.836
2018-10 6.098 4.27 6.61 3.877
2018-11 5.948 4.248 6.578 3.92
2018-12 5.623 4.276 6.597 3.809
2019-01 5.862 4.286 6.609 3.918
2019-02 5.885 4.31 6.632 3.947
2019-03 6.011 4.331 6.62 3.972
2019-04 5.733 4.288 6.595 3.997
2019-05 5.763 4.321 6.61 4.024
2019-06 5.897 4.363 6.631 3.931
2019-07 6.023 4.277 6.641 4.01
2019-08 6.199 4.359 6.652 4.003
2019-09 5.971 4.325 6.657 3.995
2019-10 6.1 4.314 6.666 4.01
2019-11 6.163 4.378 6.694 4.096
2019-12 6.329 4.331 6.69 4.09

Breakdown of engineered goods

  • Source: INSEE

Food products: further decrease in December, rise over the quarter

In December, food consumption fell again (–0.5% after –0.5%), due mainly to the decline in processed product consumption. Moreover, the consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables decreased for the second consecutive month.

However, over the whole quarter, food consumption bounced back (+0.4% after –0.7%).

Food products, engineered goods and energy

Food products, engineered goods and energy
Food products Energy Engineered goods
2009-01 16.443 9.244 19.663
2009-02 16.333 9.093 19.297
2009-03 16.127 8.898 19.458
2009-04 16.481 9.015 19.513
2009-05 16.483 8.91 20.019
2009-06 16.533 8.874 20.079
2009-07 16.505 8.861 19.781
2009-08 16.672 8.655 19.476
2009-09 16.641 8.74 19.972
2009-10 16.66 8.711 20.085
2009-11 16.499 8.605 20.292
2009-12 16.682 8.944 20.461
2010-01 16.605 8.972 20.091
2010-02 16.633 9.074 19.757
2010-03 16.699 8.853 20.229
2010-04 16.684 8.877 19.931
2010-05 16.807 8.869 20.089
2010-06 16.873 8.727 19.784
2010-07 16.898 8.787 20.231
2010-08 16.868 8.75 20.001
2010-09 16.895 8.84 20.219
2010-10 16.99 8.932 20.087
2010-11 16.966 8.895 20.671
2010-12 17.048 9.108 20.587
2011-01 17.013 8.788 20.803
2011-02 17.04 8.636 21.17
2011-03 16.974 8.577 20.969
2011-04 17.016 8.177 20.37
2011-05 16.991 8.359 20.167
2011-06 16.906 8.538 20.308
2011-07 16.953 8.576 20.141
2011-08 16.946 8.764 20.275
2011-09 17.017 8.584 20.237
2011-10 16.962 8.494 20.214
2011-11 16.963 8.389 20.307
2011-12 16.721 8.277 20.472
2012-01 16.976 8.499 20.104
2012-02 17.003 9.293 19.996
2012-03 16.911 8.225 20.343
2012-04 16.958 8.861 19.755
2012-05 16.863 8.574 20.124
2012-06 17.07 8.701 19.952
2012-07 17.096 8.549 19.964
2012-08 17.115 8.526 19.819
2012-09 17.019 8.534 19.835
2012-10 16.937 8.567 19.938
2012-11 16.835 8.734 19.837
2012-12 16.898 8.367 20.002
2013-01 16.933 8.564 19.66
2013-02 17.105 8.784 19.582
2013-03 17.351 8.867 19.542
2013-04 16.724 8.986 19.708
2013-05 17.095 8.872 19.705
2013-06 16.977 8.572 19.739
2013-07 17.124 8.497 19.798
2013-08 17.0 8.421 19.796
2013-09 17.071 8.391 19.839
2013-10 17.206 8.15 20.002
2013-11 17.271 8.693 20.104
2013-12 17.143 8.411 20.346
2014-01 17.077 8.051 19.973
2014-02 16.959 8.027 19.963
2014-03 17.121 7.976 19.995
2014-04 17.087 7.945 20.011
2014-05 17.184 8.135 19.967
2014-06 17.154 8.182 20.064
2014-07 17.033 8.175 20.163
2014-08 17.174 8.23 20.201
2014-09 17.255 8.177 19.939
2014-10 17.224 7.904 20.238
2014-11 17.241 7.899 20.287
2014-12 17.27 8.292 20.41
2015-01 17.303 8.299 20.607
2015-02 17.224 8.459 20.431
2015-03 17.214 8.158 20.422
2015-04 17.352 8.106 20.542
2015-05 17.297 8.098 20.494
2015-06 17.405 8.19 20.795
2015-07 17.354 8.36 20.777
2015-08 17.381 8.23 20.707
2015-09 17.258 8.342 20.938
2015-10 17.302 8.544 20.726
2015-11 17.357 7.908 20.387
2015-12 17.552 7.913 21.106
2016-01 17.472 8.133 21.32
2016-02 17.481 8.311 20.894
2016-03 17.431 8.481 21.173
2016-04 17.265 8.558 21.292
2016-05 17.325 8.54 21.024
2016-06 17.396 8.127 21.432
2016-07 17.384 8.281 20.888
2016-08 17.489 8.373 20.979
2016-09 17.533 8.287 21.028
2016-10 17.517 8.677 21.364
2016-11 17.442 8.547 21.391
2016-12 17.433 8.452 21.559
2017-01 17.478 8.847 21.444
2017-02 17.485 8.086 21.66
2017-03 17.511 7.903 21.658
2017-04 17.515 8.191 21.551
2017-05 17.555 8.367 21.868
2017-06 17.578 8.306 21.816
2017-07 17.533 8.342 21.958
2017-08 17.401 8.364 21.918
2017-09 17.544 8.609 22.216
2017-10 17.425 8.054 21.726
2017-11 17.617 8.459 22.03
2017-12 17.352 8.611 21.978
2018-01 17.384 7.933 21.702
2018-02 17.526 8.847 21.867
2018-03 17.55 8.728 21.919
2018-04 16.864 8.084 22.12
2018-05 17.267 8.193 22.053
2018-06 17.311 8.223 22.137
2018-07 17.311 8.177 21.93
2018-08 17.267 8.244 22.171
2018-09 17.055 8.149 22.02
2018-10 17.225 8.312 22.185
2018-11 17.096 8.27 22.014
2018-12 17.178 7.988 21.619
2019-01 17.061 8.455 21.977
2019-02 17.028 8.173 22.081
2019-03 16.897 8.005 22.256
2019-04 17.011 8.277 21.925
2019-05 17.06 8.272 22.022
2019-06 16.87 8.319 22.132
2019-07 16.926 8.334 22.281
2019-08 16.786 8.259 22.567
2019-09 16.883 8.26 22.284
2019-10 17.016 8.149 22.409
2019-11 16.935 8.275 22.684
2019-12 16.842 8.126 22.812

Food products, engineered goods and energy

  • Source: INSEE

The variation in November 2019 was revised upwards

The variation in household expenditure on goods in November 2019 was revised upwards by +0.6 points (at +0.7% instead of +0.1%). Since the previous release, many indicators that were missing in December have been integrated and the seasonal adjustment coefficients have been updated.

Household consumption expenditure on goods

Changes in %, TD-SA
Household consumption expenditure on goods (Changes in %, TD-SA )
Weight (1) October 2019 November 2019 December 2019 December 19 / December 18 Q / Q-1 (2)
Food products 37 0.8 -0.5 -0.5 -2.0 0.4
- excl. Tobacco 34 0.9 0.1 -0.6 -0.9 0.8
Engineered goods 44 0.6 1.2 0.6 5.5 1.2
- Durables 22 1.1 1.6 1.6 9.8 1.8
Including:
- Transport equipment 12 2.2 1.0 2.7 12.6 2.2
- Household durables 7 0.4 2.2 -0.1 7.4 1.6
- Textile-clothing 9 -0.3 1.5 -1.1 1.3 0.5
- Other engineered goods 13 0.1 0.4 -0.1 1.4 0.5
Energy 18 -1.3 1.5 -1.8 1.7 -1.2
- Energy, water, waste 10 -2.1 3.1 -3.5 -1.0 -1.7
- Refined Products 9 -0.5 -0.1 0.1 5.0 -0.6
Total 100 0.3 0.7 -0.3 2.0 0.4
- Including Manufactured goods 84 0.4 0.5 0.2 2.6 0.5
  • (1) Weighting in the consumption expenditure on goods in value in 2017
  • (2) Last three months / previous three months
  • Source: INSEE

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*Volumes are measured at chain-link previous year prices (2014 euro billions) and all figures are trading-day and seasonally adjusted.

Scope and definition - Consumption expenditure on goods is compliant with the national-accounts definition (NAF Rev. 2). In 2010, they accounted for half of total households’ consumption expenditure. They are divided into three main items:

Food: products of agriculture, forestry and fishing (AZ), food, drinks and tobacco (C1)

Energy: mining products, as well as water, gas, electricity and air conditioning, sanitation and waste management (DE), and refined and coked products (C2).

Engineered goods: computers, electronic, electrical and optical goods (C3), transport equipment (C4), textiles and clothing, products made of leather, wood, paper, metals, plastic, rubber, chemicals, minerals, furniture, hardware, drugs (C5). Within this heading are distinguished “durable” goods which include transport equipment, household durables (furniture, household appliances, etc.) and other durable goods (jewelry, watches, glasses, medical devices, etc.).

The manufactured goods correspond to all the products C1, C2, C3, C4, C5.

Sources: This indicator is the compilation of a variety of statistical sources issued by the Bank of France, the French Federation of Automobile Manufacturers (CCFA), the Department of Data and Statistical Studies (SDES), the French Institute of Fashion (IFM), the National Health-Insurance Administration (CNAM), the National Federation of Rubber and Plastics Industries (SNCP), the Board of Oil (CPDP), GFK, Logista, the International Union Committee of Automobile and Motorcycle (CSIAM), etc.

Next publication: 28 February 2020 at 8:45 am

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