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France demands belt-tightening in 2027 budget as investors sour on its debt

France demands belt-tightening in 2027 budget as investors sour on its debt

france24.com 01.10.2026 15:42 6 views
France presented its ​2027 budget bill on Thursday, seeking to enact unpopular belt-tightening measures that can lower its deficit and appease increasingly twitchy bond investors ahead of next year's presidential electio

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