French Economy "at a Standstill" Adds to France's Budget Crisis Risk
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French economy "at a standstill" adds to France's budget crisis risk
France has seen no growth since the start of the year and GDP fell by 0.1% between July and September. The government urges political forces to adopt the 2027 budget as the country’s ability to reassure markets is in doubt.
French GDP falls by 0.1% and totals three quarters without growth. Paris plays the budget of 2027, with inflation at 3.4% and the bond at 4.9%. The entry French GDP falls by 0.1% in the third quarter: France does not grow in the year and the government admits that the economy is stopped aparece primero en Moncloa.
France is “not heading for crisis,” but will “hit a wall” if the 2027 budget is not implemented, French Economy Minister Roland Leskire told Franceinfo radio on Friday.… Leskire warns: France is “not heading for crisis,” but will “hit a wall” without a budget - NAVAL TRADE
A political impasse, social unrest, spiraling public finances, and an economy treading water: France is Europe's problem child. "Without budgetary consolidation, we are heading for a disaster," warns Minister of Economy Roland Lescure.
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