French economy grows more than expected in second quarter

France's economy grew by 0.3 percent in the second quarter, surpassing the INSEE institute's initial forecast of 0.1 percent. The growth was driven by strong foreign trade and a rebound in corporate investment. Domestic demand also contributed mod...

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France's economy expanded by a forecast-beating 0.3 percent in the second quarter, the national statistics institute reported on Tuesday.

The quarter-on-quarter growth outperformed the INSEE institute's earlier estimate of 0.1 percent, lifted by foreign trade and a recovery in corporate investment.

Domestic demand made a small positive contribution to growth while household spending, a main driver of first-quarter expansion, was steady in the three months to June.


INSEE also revised its first-quarter growth estimate to 0.3 percent from a previous 0.2 percent.
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