PMI Composite

Country: France (FR) Currency: EUR
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PMI Composite

📅 6 January 2026 Medium importance
INDICATORS
ACTUAL
50.0
FORECAST
50.1
PREVIOUS
50.1
TIMER
Released
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This chart shows the historical values of the indicator over time. Each point represents the actual value released on a specific date.

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Dec 16, 2025
50.1
Dec 3, 2025
50.4
Nov 21, 2025
49.9
Nov 5, 2025
47.7
Oct 24, 2025
46.8
Oct 3, 2025
48.1
Sep 3, 2025
-
Aug 21, 2025
-
Jun 4, 2025
49.3
May 22, 2025
48.0
Historical Data
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📅 01 Oct 2025
⚖️ Neutral 💱 -0.50%
S&P Global
France Composite PMI October 2025 Release
48 48 (forecast: 51)
France Composite PMI decreased to 47.70 points in October 2025 from 48.10 in September.
The PMI indicates contraction in the French economy.
Forecast expected a rebound to 50.60 points by the end of the quarter.
The French euro weakened slightly following the PMI release due to contraction signals in the economy.
📅 01 Sep 2025
⚖️ Neutral 💱 +0.40%
The Conference Board
Economic Forecast for the Euro Area Economy - September 2025
51 0
PMI rose to highest since May 2024 indicating renewed momentum
Manufacturing slipped below 50 but services strengthened
Economic activity gained traction in Spain and Italy, France contracted
GDP growth forecast at 1.2% for 2025
Euro gained modestly on PMI data showing economic acceleration in H2 2025
📅 01 Jul 2025
⚖️ Neutral 💱 +0.60%
Chris Williamson, Chief Business Economist, S&P Global Market Intelligence
Eurozone Business Activity July 2025 Flash PMI
0 0
Eurozone business activity rose at a slightly faster rate in July
Employment marginally increased after months of decline
ECB has cut rates eight times to 2.00% from 4.00%
Potential for further rate cuts if activity data disappoint
Euro strengthened on PMI rebound signaling modest economic improvement
📅 25 May 2025
⚖️ Neutral 💱 -0.75%
Chris Williamson, Chief Business Economist, S&P Global Market Intelligence
Flash Eurozone PMI May 2025
0 0
Eurozone composite PMI fell below 50 indicating contraction
Manufacturing showed some uplift but overall output weak
ECB cut interest rates by 25 basis points in April 2025
Sluggish economic growth expected to continue in 2025
Euro depreciated following PMI contraction and ECB rate cut signaling weaker growth outlook
📅 15 Jan 2025
⚖️ Neutral 💱 +0.20%
European Central Bank
Economic Bulletin Issue 1, 2025
49 50
Composite output PMI for Euro area stood at 50.2 in January 2025, up from 49.3 in Q4 2024.
Manufacturing remained in contraction but improved compared to previous quarter.
Services sector showed positive growth in activity and new business.
Euro gained slightly on signs of moderate economic expansion in early 2025.
📅 01 Dec 2024
⚖️ Neutral 💱 -0.50%
European Central Bank
Economic Bulletin Issue 1, 2025 - Euro Area Composite PMI
49 50
Composite output PMI rose to 50.2 in January 2025 from 49.3 in Q4 2024
Manufacturing PMI remained in contraction but improved
Services PMI showed positive growth in activity and new business
Economic policy uncertainty expected to weigh on growth in early 2025
Euro weakened slightly on PMI data indicating moderate expansion but persistent industrial weakness
📅 04 Nov 2024
⚖️ Neutral 💱 -0.30%
BusinessEurope
Autumn Economic Outlook 2024
50 50
Eurozone Composite PMI fell into contraction territory at 49.6 in September 2024.
France, Germany, and Italy showed month-on-month contractions in business activity.
Geopolitical risks and policy uncertainty weigh on economic outlook.
Euro weakened modestly amid concerns over slowing Eurozone growth including France.
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