FR Prelim GDP q/q

In the second quarter of 2024, the gross domestic product (GDP) in volume will increase by 0.2%. The purchasing power of households' gross disposable income (GDI) per consumption unit is slowing (+0.2% after +0.4%). However, as consumption is almost stable, their savings rate continues to increase: it stands at 17.9% of their GDI, after 17.6% in the previous quarter. The margin rate of non-financial corporations (NFCs) fell sharply again in the second quarter of 2024: it stood at 30.8% of their added value, after 31.7% in the ...

In Q1 2024, the GDP growth in volume terms increased moderately (+0.2% after rounding). The purchasing power of household gross disposable income (GDI) per consumption unit slowed down (+0.5% after +0.8%). The household savings rate increased again: it stood at 17.6% of the GDI after 17.2% in Q4 2023. The margin rate of non-financial companies (NFCs) fell sharply in Q1 2024, at 32.1% of their value added, after 33.3% in Q4 2023. In the first quarter of 2024, GDP grew by 0.2% In Q1 2024, GDP in volume terms* increased moderately ...

In Q4 2023, the GDP growth in volume terms* has been slightly revised upwards and reached +0.1% (after rounding). The purchasing power of household gross disposable income (GDI) per consumption unit recovered (+0.6% in Q4 2023) after three consecutive quarters of decline. The household savings rate bounced back this quarter : it stood at 17.9% of the GDI after 17.3% in Q3 2023. The margin rate of non-financial companies (NFCs) was stable in Q4 2023, at 32.9% of their value added. GDP was almost stable (+0.1%) in Q4 2023 In Q4 2023, ...

In the third quarter of 2023, gross domestic product (GDP) growth was revised to -0.1% in volumes terms. The purchasing power of households gross disposable income (GDI) per consumption unit fell slightly (-0.2%) after remaining stable in the previous quarter. The household saving rate fell this quarter to 17.4% of GDI, after 17.9% in the previous quarter. The profit margin of non-financial corporations was virtually stable at 33.0% of their value added, after 33.1% in the second quarter. The general government borrowing requirement ...

In Q2 2023, the gross domestic product (GDP) growth in volume terms is confirmed at +0.5%. Household gross disposable income (GDI) per consumption unit was virtually stable in Q2 2023: +0.1% after -0.6% in Q12023. The household saving rate increased this quarter to 18.8% of their income, after 18.2% in the previous quarter. The margin rate of non-financial corporations (NFC) increased sharply this quarter, to 33.2% of their added value after 31.7% in Q1. General government borrowing requirement decreased slightly (-0.1 points of ...

The gross domestic product (GDP) is the main aggregate measuring the economic activity. It is equal to the sum of the gross value added of all the resident institutional units engaged in production, a given year, recorded at market prices. It measures the new wealth created each year by the resident productive activities and allows international comparisons. The GDP is published at current prices and in volume at chained prices. Its change in volume measures the economic growth. Its price index measures the price evolution of its ...

Not that it matters too much since this is the final reading for the Q1 GDP but geez, can the guy wait like 20 more minutes?

In Q4 2022, the GDP growth in volume terms* is confirmed at +0.1%. The purchasing power of GDHI per consumption unit increased by 0.8% in Q4 2022 (after +0.7% in Q3). The household savings rate rose sharply this quarter : it stood at 17.8% after 16.1% in Q3 2022. The margin rate of non-financial corporations increased by 0.5 percentage points: it stood at 32.4%, after 31.9%. GDP growth in Q4 2022 is confirmed at +0.1% In Q4 2022, GDP slowed down again in volume terms* (+0.1% in quarterly variation, after +0.2% in Q3 2022 and +0.5% in ...