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France · Q3 2026
In France, non-food is rising while fuel falls.
Households are mostly cautious. What they actually bought mostly rose.
2 of 3 stated-position measures sit on the cautious side of their own long-run norms, while 6 of 8 realised-behaviour measures rose year on year.
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Brands in the France edition
Brands appearing in this edition's measurements and analysis. Being named is not the same as having an individual finding, and coverage varies by brand.
Retail & Grocery
- Auchan
- Carrefour
- Intermarché
- Leclerc
- Lidl
- Monoprix
6 named in published findings
Finance & fintech
- BNP Paribas
- BoursoBank (Boursorama)
- bunq
- Crédit Agricole
- N26
- Qonto
- Revolut
- Société Générale
7 named in published findings · 1 monitored, no publishable result this edition
Travel, leisure & hospitality
- Air France
- Center Parcs
- Club Med
- Airbnb
- SNCF
3 named in published findings · 2 monitored, no publishable result this edition
A name marked ° is in the edition's measurement universe and produced no publishable finding this quarter — a withheld basket member, an advertiser page that returned the provider's own zero state, or an entity that could not be resolved. It is not a result.
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What the complete report reveals
Three findings in the France edition name brands against each other. The report answers:
- Across Auchan, Carrefour, Intermarché and Leclerc, which gained share of competitive search attention over the year, and which lost it?
- Revolut, BoursoBank (Boursorama), Crédit Agricole, BNP Paribas, Qonto, N26 and bunq all appear in the finance app chart, read to depth 200. Where does each one sit against the others?
- 2 financial brands are readable on search attention this quarter. Which way does the evidence say they moved, and where does it decline to say?
- Revolut, Crédit Agricole, Qonto, Boursorama and others were all running advertising this quarter across finance, retail and travel. At what relative scale, and who was quiet?
The questions are listed here. The answers are in the report.
Contents
Inside the France report
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France in three minutes
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How Cadence reads a market
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The market
Where does this market sit against its own history, and what changed this quarter?
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Retail & Grocery
Which grocers gained attention, which lost it, and how did retail volumes move alongside?
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Finance & fintech
Which financial brands are gaining or losing search attention, and where do the measured digital challengers sit against the established banks?
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Travel, leisure & hospitality
Did realised travel activity hold up, and what moved alongside it?
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What France actually bought
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Evidence & method
What was measured, over what period, and what the evidence declines to claim.
15 governed objects · 10 independent findings · 8 sources · 9 quarters of history
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Build market-specific hypotheses
Use behavioural context to inform how a brand might communicate in a market, with the limits of each observation stated.
Work from evidence
Inspect the sources, observation periods and limitations behind every figure, including what was measured and withheld.
These are product capabilities. Cadence makes descriptive claims about how a market currently behaves; it does not forecast demand, measure market share or establish causation.
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