INSEE confirmed this Tuesday the pace of French growth between July and September, at 3%,
"a figure that is beyond our expectations"
, Bruno Le Maire had already rejoiced when the figure was published. provisional a month ago.
This summer dynamism had even prompted the OECD to revise its forecast for a rebound in tricolor GDP for this year to 6.8%, a notch beyond the 6.25% corrected by the government in the amending finance law for 2021.
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"In terms of the trajectory of the recovery
,
France is doing better than the European average
," indicates Charles-Henri Colombier, economic director at Rexecode.
Instantly, current growth remains better in France than in Germany, even if it is necessary to underline one caveat: the hexagonal activity is essentially supported by non-market services
(administrations, Editor's note)
, this which illustrates the Keynesian, even short-termist dimension of the recovery
.
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