The French economy returned to growth in the second quarter, expanding by 0.2% between April and June, according to new data.
The rebound marks a return to positive territory after the economy faced significant headwinds from rising energy costs linked to the ongoing military conflict with Iran.
Spain also reported economic expansion during the same period, reinforcing signs of resilience across the eurozone's largest economies.
Spain also reported economic expansion during the same period, reinforcing signs of resilience across the eurozone's largest economies.
The data suggests that European consumers and businesses are adapting to the higher energy environment created by the four-month military campaign.
While the conflict has upended global markets and driven up input costs, the immediate impact on GDP growth in France and Spain has been contained.
This contrasts with earlier fears that the energy shock could trigger a broader recession across the EU.