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Tuesday 23 July 2013 2:45 am

French business climate better in July with signs of cyclical improvement

By: Peter Spence

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(Source: INSEE)

New data shows that French business climate has improved from 93 to 95 in July, beating expectations of a rise to 94.

The turning point indicator swings to the favorable area, indicating a cyclical improvement.

While export order books decreased slightly, total order books improved. Nevertheless, global and export order books are still considered as markedly low.

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