Just been watching the French market this morning and it's pretty mixed right now. CAC 40 is barely budging, down just a fraction at 8,610 or so, but there's been a whole slew of economic data dropping that's keeping traders on their toes. Some stocks are moving pretty well though - Pernod Ricard up nearly 2%, Euronext gaining 1.5%, and a few others like Capgemini and Schneider Electric holding solid gains around 1.2%. On the flip side, Saint Gobain's getting hit hard, down 2.7%, and Engie's sliding about 2.3% as well. What's interesting is all the economic noise coming through. France's inflation ticked up to 1% in February, which is a decent jump from the 0.3% we saw in January. Meanwhile GDP growth in Q4 came in at 0.2% quarter-over-quarter, which is pretty soft - the weakest in three quarters. There's a slew of mixed signals here that traders are trying to parse through. Producer prices also jumped 0.5% month-on-month in January, marking four straight months of increases. So you've got this interesting backdrop where the economy is cooling but inflation's picking up a bit. That's probably why you're seeing this scattered performance across the index - some sectors benefiting from the data, others not so much. Worth keeping an eye on how this plays out through the rest of the week.