French Consumer Inflation Confirmed at +0.9% Y/y in February
(Reuters) - Consumer prices in France were up 0.9% year-on-year in February, statistics office INSEE said on Friday, in line with analysts' expectations and the preliminary reading. Analysts in a Reuters poll had expected an EU-harmonised inflation figure of 0.9% on average in February.
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