政治僵局中GDP逆势加速 法国经济三季度超预期增长0.5%

Group 1 - France's economy unexpectedly grew at the fastest pace since 2023, with a 0.5% increase in Q3, surpassing the previous quarter's 0.3% and more than double analysts' expectations [1][4] - The growth was driven by improvements in trade and domestic demand, with Finance Minister Roland Lescure describing the results as "excellent performance" [1][4] - The report is part of a broader release of economic data from the Eurozone, indicating that the region is managing the impacts of trade tensions relatively well, although growth momentum may not be seen until next year [4] Group 2 - Despite strong economic data, France faces significant political uncertainty, with Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne working to stabilize the budget and avoid political fallout [8] - The deterioration in fiscal and political conditions has led to credit rating downgrades, with warnings from the central bank about the inability to manage rising debt levels [8] - Private investment surged, and strong exports in aviation and chemicals contributed to the unexpected resilience of economic growth, although this may not be sustainable due to political uncertainties [8][9] Group 3 - In Q3, business investment rose by 0.9%, marking the strongest growth in over two years, while exports increased by 2.2% and consumer spending grew by 0.1% [9] - A report indicated that consumer spending rose by 0.3% in September, contrary to expectations of stagnation, with previous data for August revised upward [9]