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French Budget Is a ‘Ticking Bomb’ for Euro, ING’s Pesole Says

Angst around how France will control its swelling budget deficit is returning to financial markets and may start to dent demand for the euro, according to strategists at ING Groep NV.

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Le Point.fr

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And in the End, It's the Economy that Loses.

EDITO. Even if the ECB eventually saved France from bankruptcy, rising rates and debt burdens would deprive its economy of oxygen.

1 year ago·Paris, France

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Sud Ouest

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Public Debt: France, Europe's Poor Pupil Behind Spain, Italy or Portugal

While France is expected to record the worst public deficit in the euro area in 2025 and 2026, borrowing at ten years of age could soon cost it more than in Italy, after Spain and Portugal,

1 year ago·France

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Globo

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France's Budget Is a 'Time Bomb' for the Euro, Says Ing

The French government's plan involves cutting €44 billion in public spending, including the elimination of two national holidays.

1 year ago·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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Frankfurter Allgemeine

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France's Fiscal Policy Will Sooner or Later Lead to the Abyss

France's fiscal policy will sooner or later lead to the abyss; a change would be possible, but there is no political will to support inconvenient decisions.

1 year ago·Frankfurt, Germany

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Bloomberg

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French Budget Is a ‘Ticking Bomb’ for Euro, ING’s Pesole Says

Angst around how France will control its swelling budget deficit is returning to financial markets and may start to dent demand for the euro, according to strategists at ING Groep NV.

1 year ago·New York, United States

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