France's Debt at €3.6T in Q2
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Public debt, which reached 119% of GDP in the second quarter compared to 101.2 per cent of GDP in 2017, rose as a result of some tax choices made by Emmanuel Macron, but above all by the Covid and the energy crisis of 2022.
According to INSEE, government and social security debt increased in the second quarter, but local government debt decreased.
With an increase of EUR 59.6 billion, it now weighs 3 3 595.5 billion .
France's public debt continued to grow in the second quarter to EUR 3,595.5 billion, according to data published by INSEE.
The French public debt increased further in the second quarter, INSEE announced this Tuesday, reaching €3.595.5 billion, or 119% of gross domestic product. - The public debt is rising again and reaching 119% of GDP in the second quarter of 2026 (Economy).
France's debt stood at €3,595.5 billion at the end of June, INSEE announced on Tuesday, 29 September. It is at its highest level since 1946, and can only rise again.
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