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French Christmas Spending: Confidence Amidst Economic Uncertainty
A survey reveals that despite economic concerns, a majority of French people remain confident about their Christmas spending. The average budget is lower than previous years, but the impact of slowing inflation is positive.
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France
EconomyLifestyleFranceFinanceChristmasSurvey
CsaCofidisSncf
Mathieu Escarpit
- How does the planned Christmas budget vary across different age groups in France?
- The budget varies significantly by age group, ranging from \u20ac326 for 25-34 year-olds to \u20ac718 for those 65 and older. One in five people are worried about transport disruptions during the holiday season.
- What is the average planned budget for Christmas in France this year, and what are the major expense categories?
- The average planned Christmas budget is \u20ac497, the lowest since 2017, with gifts being the largest expense (\u20ac323) followed by the Christmas meal (\u20ac132).
- What is the overall sentiment of the French people regarding the economic impact on their Christmas celebrations?
- Despite a tighter budget, 55% of French people are confident about the economic impact on their Christmas celebrations, according to a CSA survey for Cofidis.
- What is the overall outlook for Christmas spending in France this year, considering the factors like inflation and consumer confidence?
- Despite economic anxieties, a majority (55%) are confident about Christmas, and 32% aren't planning to cut back on spending, the highest since 2021. Cofidis anticipates an improvement in consumer spending power.
- What are the main concerns of the French people regarding the economic impact on Christmas, and what is the overall level of optimism or pessimism?
- Concerns exist about food and gift prices, with 45% of French people pessimistic about the economic impact on their Christmas. However, a slowdown in inflation has led to increased confidence.