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France forecasts weak growth next year amid energy crisis

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Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said inflation in France is expected to reach 6% in the coming months. The French government issued this month a 16 billion-euro ($16 billion) plan to cap gas and electricity price rises in France at 15% next year. The cost of the measure is partially paid for by compulsory financial contributions from energy producers.

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France forecasts weak growth next year amid energy crisis

France is forecasting growth to slow down substantially next year in the EU’s second-biggest economy. That is coming amid fears of recession in neighboring Germany as the economic situation in

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France forecasts weak growth next year amid energy crisis

France is forecasting growth to slow down substantially next year in the EU’s second-biggest economy

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France forecasts weak growth next year amid energy crisis

By SYLVIE CORBET and JADE LE DELEY The Associated PressPARIS (AP) — France is forecasting growth to slow down substantially next year in the EU’s second-biggest economy. That is coming amid fears of recession in neighboring Germany as the economic situation in Europe is slammed by Russia’s war in Ukraine. France’s budget was presented Monday in a Cabinet meeting. It is based on an predicted growth of 1% next year — down from an estimated 2.7% gr…

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France forecasts weak growth next year amid energy crisis

PARIS (AP) — France forecasts growth to slow down substantially next year in the EU’s second-biggest economy, amid fears of a recession in neighboring Germany as the economic situation in […]

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France forecasts weak growth next year amid energy crisis

France forecasts growth to slow down substantially next year in the EU's second-biggest economy, amid fears of a recession in neighboring Germany as the economic situation in Europe is slammed by the impact of Russia’s war in Ukraine. France’s budget, presented Monday in a Cabinet meeting, is based on an predicted growth of 1% next year — down from an estimated 2.7% this year. As the country faces soaring energy and food prices, Finance Minister…

2 years ago·Miami, United States

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