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France household consumption by product

France household consumption and government spending by function and product, from INSEE.

Source: INSEE – Institut national de la statistique et des études économiques (BDM)Last updated: Sep 14, 2026, 16:13Curated by Bui Thanh PhucAbout this data ↓

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Households2
Current prices45
Chain-linked volumes45
General government and NPISH4
General government, current prices49
General government, chain-linked volumes48
Non-profit institutions serving households, current prices14
Non-profit institutions serving households, chain-linked volumes14

Latest reading

Household consumption expenditure stood at 1,545,939 EUR million in 2025. That is +1.2% from 2024. The series on this page is annual and runs from 1959 to 2025.

Latest
1,545,939 EUR million
2025
vs previous period
+1.2%
2024

About this data

France household consumption and government spending by function and product, from INSEE. This annual dataset covers final consumption expenditure in current prices and chained 2020 prices. It tracks spending by households, general government, and NPISH since 1949. Breakdowns include transport, food services, footwear, and imputed rents.

Frequently asked questions

What does France household consumption expenditure measure?
France household consumption expenditure measures the value of goods and services purchased by resident households to satisfy their everyday needs, including food, transport, and housing.
How far back does this French consumption dataset go?
This annual dataset from INSEE provides continuous historical series for France starting in 1949, updated regularly with each new national accounts release.
What breakdowns are available for French final consumption?
The data is broken down by function and product, covering categories like transport, footwear, food services, and imputed rents for both households and general government.
What is the difference between current prices and chained prices in this table?
Current prices reflect the actual market value in euros for each year, while chained 2020 prices adjust for inflation to show the real volume of consumption in France over time.
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