France's March CPI Revised Upward Amid Energy Price Surge Due to Iran Conflict

France's March CPI final figures exceeded initial estimates, driven by a significant increase in energy prices due to the ongoing conflict in Iran. According to Jin10, data released on Wednesday showed that France's harmonized CPI rose by 2% year-on-year in March, surpassing the preliminary figure of 1.9%. While this increase aligns with the European Central Bank's target, Spain's March CPI also saw an upward revision, with the final figure at 3.4%, higher than the initial estimate of 3.3%.