In the face of the upsurge in gas, budgetary room for manoeuvre has disappeared and France cannot rely on its economic growth to get its public finances out of the rut, the economist analyses.
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In the face of the upsurge in gas, budgetary room for manoeuvre has disappeared and France cannot rely on its economic growth to get its public finances out of the rut, the economist analyses.