In June 2017, the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) was stable for the second consecutive month. Seasonally adjusted, it was unchanged too, after a downturn by 0.2% in May. Year on year, consumer prices slowed down slightly (+0.7% after +0.8%).

Over a month, the increase in services prices due to a seasonal rebound in airfares was offset by a drop in energy prices and a downturn in food prices. The prices of manufactured products rose barely over a month, as in the two previous months.