Year on year, service prices rose by 2.9% in September 2023, after +3.0% in August. Those of rents, water and household refuse collection slowed down again (+2.9% after +3.0%), and the decrease in those of communication services accentuated (‑6.8% after ‑6.1%). Contrariwise, the prices of transport accelerated (+4.9% after +4.8%), notably those of airfares (+6.7% after +2.3%), transport by train (+6.8% after +4.9%) and by road (+6.1% after +3.7%), while those of combined transports slowed down (+8.1% after +8.2%). The prices of “other services” accelerated (+4.1% after +3.8%), notably those of accommodation services (+7.1% after +2.1%), insurance services (+5.0% after +4.2%) and social protection (+4.3% after +4.2%), while the decrease in those of cultural and recreational services softened (‑3.9% after ‑5.8%); contrariwise, they slowed down for catering services (+4.9% after +5.2%) and maintenance and repair of the dwelling (+4.7% after +5.0%). Finally, the prices of health services decreased at a rate close to that of the previous month (‑0.3% after ‑0.4%).

Year on year, manufactured product prices increased by 2.8% in September 2023, after +3.1% in August. The prices of “other manufactured products” slowed down (+3.8% after +4.3%), notably those of major household appliances (+0.5% after +1.1%), non-durable household goods (+12.2% after +13.2%), newspapers and periodicals (+5.3% after +6.3%), vehicles (+2.6% after +2.8%) and equipment for sport (+2.5% after +3.4%), while those of games, toys and hobbies declined more than in the previous month (‑2.4% after ‑1.3%). Contrariwise, the prices accelerated for furniture and furnishings (+3.8% after +3.2%) and glassware, tableware and household utensils (+7.6% after +7.4%). The prices of clothing and footwear slightly accelerated (+2.5% after +2.2%). Finally, those of health products decreased at the same rate than in the previous month (‑0.9%).