On August 12, the French National Institute of Statistics and Economic Research announced data. France’s inflation rate in July reached 6.8%, a record high in 1985. Faced with people’s living expenditures, especially energy expenditure, the French government has “punched” for some large companies, and major companies can only announce the price reduction or announce the frozen product prices.
The French retail giant Carrefour said today that it will freeze the price of 100 daily necessities such as canned sardines to rice and laundry fluids to help the French respond to the country’s continuous soaring inflation. Earlier in May, Leclerc, French supermarket group, announced that the price of 120 best -selling products was frozen to July; before in July, under the pressure of the government to increase profit tax, the French energy giant Daltar and the shipping giant CMA CGM announced that it was announced After the price reduction measure, it is promised to immediately reduce fuel prices and transportation costs.