TREE NEWS reports: France’s producer price index rose 1.7% month-on-month in September, accelerating from a 1% increase in the previous month. The reading points to firmer upstream price pressure in the euro zone’s second-largest economy.
France September PPI up 1.7% MoM vs 1% prior
The acceleration in French producer prices matters less as a standalone data point than as a signal about the direction of upstream inflation in the euro zone's second-largest economy, since PPI tends to lead consumer-level pressure. This is chiefly relevant to rate-setters and to businesses exposed to input costs, not to a single sector. The open question is whether this firmer reading is a one-month blip or the start of a broader reacceleration, and whether it shows up in subsequent euro-area price data.
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