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France's desperate fuel price plan is a sign of tough budget choices ahead

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Bruno Le Maire can no longer afford the anti-inflation subsidies which have kept French fuel and food price rises below those in most neighbouring countries. The government is about to publish a difficult budget for 2024, keeping its deficit-cutting promises. President Emmanuel Macron has pledged to avoid tax increases for households or businesses.

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France's desperate fuel price plan is a sign of tough budget choices ahead

A plan to allow retailers to sell petrol and diesel at a loss is an indication of the tough choices that finance minister Bruno Le Maire must make as he prepares France's 2024 budget, writes John Lichfield.

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France's desperate fuel price plan is a sign of tough budget choices ahead

A plan to allow retailers to sell petrol and diesel at a loss is an indication of the tough choices that finance minister Bruno Le Maire must make as he prepares France's 2024 budget, writes John Lichfield.

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The Local - Fr broke the news in France on Wednesday, September 20, 2023.
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