Smaller hit to French GDP from Lockdown 2.0

A survey of firms from France’s central bank and high frequency mobility for last week suggest that the new national lockdown will have a smaller impact on France’s GDP than the first, perhaps of “only” 8%points. This is broadly in line with our own forecasts for both France and for the euro-zone as a whole.

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