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       @some how much in advance are you looking?AFAIK SNCF's KPIs are now: average load of trains (the higher the better; or, which is the same, average percentage of free seats, the lower the better); and percentage of trains that run with zero free seats (the higher the better; or, which is the same, percentage of trains that still have unsold seats on departure). This is considered to be "efficient", as opposed to inefficiently running half-empty trains.Correspondingly, SNCF cut a lot of services that didn't have enough demand, and even those that did have enough demand but it's better to run one train at 100% load than two trains at 80% load.And this means that when you buy tickets the same time in advance as you would in 2019, the higher percentage of seats on that train is sold by this point, and therefore the higher dynamic prices you get.