France’s central bank raises its short-term growth forecast, indicating the economy is on track to avoid a recession. The Bank of France increases its estimate after activity improves across all sectors, according to reports that cite the central bank’s June assessment. The upward revision reflects data showing broader economic momentum rather than improvement confined to a single industry. By lifting the short-term outlook, the central bank signals reduced near-term recession risk and suggests that current conditions are more resilient than previously expected. The reports agree that the change comes from an improvement observed in June, with updated figures pointing to stronger overall activity. While the forecast adjustment is focused on the short term, it informs expectations for coming months and how policymakers and markets may view France’s economic trajectory. The coverage is consistent in attributing the revised outlook to better sector-wide performance as captured in the central bank’s updated estimate.