French inflation slowed to a three-year low in August due to the sharp slowdown in energy price growth and the economy registered a slower-than-initially estimated growth in the second quarter on weaker contribution from trade and subdued investment, official data revealed Friday. The consumer price index posted an annual increase of 1.9 percent after rising 2.3 percent in July, provisional data
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