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22-05-2025
In 2024, France's imports data exhibited notable shifts, influenced by global economic factors, domestic policies, and evolving consumer demands. While the overall import value experienced a decline, certain sectors demonstrated resilience and growth.
France's total imports decreased by 4.5% in 2024, amounting to €698.9 billion. This decline followed a 2023 downturn and contrasted with the sharp increases observed in 2021 and 2022. Analysts primarily attributed the reduction to lower energy prices, which offset gains in other sectors like aerospace.
🔧 Top Import Categories
France's imports data structure in 2024 was dominated by several key sectors:
Machinery and Computers: €89.8 billion (12.1% of total imports)
Mineral Fuels and Oil: €88.1 billion (11.9%)
Vehicles: €80.1 billion (10.8%)
Electrical Machinery and Equipment: €66.1 billion (8.9%)
Pharmaceuticals: €32.9 billion (4.4%)
Plastics and Plastic Articles: €26.6 billion (3.6%)
Optical, Technical, and Medical Apparatus: €23.3 billion (3.2%)
Organic Chemicals: €13.7 billion (1.8%)
Aircraft and Spacecraft: €13.6 billion (1.8%)
Articles of Iron or Steel: €13.3 billion (1.8%)
These sectors collectively accounted for approximately 60.5% of France's total imports in 2024.
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🌍 Leading Import Partners
France's primary import sources in 2023 were:
Germany: €120 billion (15.4%)
Belgium: €88 billion (11.4%)
Netherlands: €68 billion (8.84%)
Spain: €62 billion (8.08%)
Italy: €61 billion (7.96%)
China: €44 billion (5.77%)
United States: €43 billion (5.6%)
United Kingdom: €25 billion (3.32%)
Switzerland: €18.6 billion (2.4%)
Poland: €18.6 billion (2.39%)
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📊 Sector-Specific Insights
Energy: The import of mineral fuels and oil dropped by 17.9% from 2023. This change was because of changing global energy prices and France's efforts to use different energy sources.
Vehicle imports fell by 8.5%. This change shows global supply chain issues and a shift in consumer interest towards electric vehicles.
Aerospace: Imports in this sector went up by 6.2%. This rise is because of France's strong role in the global aerospace industry and ongoing demand for aircraft parts.
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