France trims growth forecast, says finance minister
Roland Lescure said slower growth and higher borrowing costs could make it harder to meet France’s 5.0% deficit target this year.
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The positions in the French Parliament are already hardened, and the adoption of a budget could become a problem – and now the finance minister is lowering the growth forecast.
The economy in France is weak from fascination, and Paris has not had time to set the target parameter for the budget deficit, apply for the 11th September with funding from Roland Lescure. The forecast complicates the tasks for the cabinet and the procarage of the Xi budget for 2027, before following the month in the strong division of parliament, which party [...]
The French authorities failed to meet the target of reducing the budget deficit to below 5 per cent in 2026, as stated by the Minister of Economy and Finance of the country ... . . . . . 11.09.2026, PRIM
France will fail to reduce its budget deficit this year as economic growth slows more than expected.
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