In Q3 2023, household consumption bounced back (+0.6%), after being virtually stable in the previous quarter. For the first time since the start of 2021, purchases of goods (including energy and food) contributed more to the growth in consumption than purchases of services. The catch-up in automobile purchases continued, although they are still below their pre-health crisis level. In addition, for the first time since mid-2021, the consumption of food products picked up, linked to the major slowdown in food prices over the period. Meanwhile, the consumption of services decelerated and was at a standstill, notably in sectors linked to leisure (accommodation-catering, services to households)...