France's consumer confidence held steady in June and remained well below its long-term average, monthly survey data from the statistical office INSEE showed on Wednesday.
The consumer sentiment index stood at 88.0 in June, the same as in May. Meanwhile, economists had expected the score to rise to 89.0.
Further, the index remained well below its long-term average of 100.
The index measuring consumers' outlook regarding their financial situation remained stable at -14.0. Meanwhile, the sub-index for the past financial situation of households rose somewhat to -24 from -25.
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