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Back|Towards a significant increase in the Livret A rate in February, driven by inflation?
Towards a significant increase in the Livret A rate in February, driven by inflation?
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Le Figaro Économie·1 hour ago·Business·1 min read·🇫🇷France·

Towards a significant increase in the Livret A rate in February, driven by inflation?

The increase in the ceiling announced by the government could benefit the 58 million holders

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  • The government announced at the beginning of November the increase in the Livret A ceiling next February.
  • According to initial projections, the rate could reach between 2.50% and 2.80%, a level not reached since February 2025, when it rose from 3% to 2.40% due to a decline in inflation.

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The government announced at the beginning of November the increase in the Livret A ceiling next February. By February 2025, the rate had increased from 3% to 2.40% due to a decline in inflation.

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Will the rise in inflation benefit Livret A holders? While the government has just announced at the beginning of November the increase, next February, of the ceiling of this very popular savings product among the French, several experts calculate that the increase could be quite significant. To the great satisfaction of its nearly 58 million holders, who are still suffering - it should be remembered - from a sharp rise in inflation. According to initial projections, the Livret A rate could thus reach between 2.50% and 2.80% depending on estimates. This is a level that had not been reached since February 2025, when it went from 3% to 2.40%, due to a drop in inflation.

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  • The Livret A rate will reach a level between 2.50% and 2.80% next February

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  • ?What will be the exact new ceiling for Livret A?
  • ?What will be the final rate retained by the authorities?
  • ?What will be the real impact of this increase on the purchasing power of savers taking into account inflation?

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  • The government announced at the beginning of November the increase in the Livret A ceiling next February.
  • According to initial projections, the rate could reach between 2.50% and 2.80%, a level not reached since February 2025, when it rose from 3% to 2.40% due to a decline in inflation.

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