PARIS — The French government on Thursday proposed a 2027 budget with €43 billion in savings that seem designed to appease Marine Le Pen’s far-right party, the National Rally, and reassure markets frightened over France’s increasingly dire fiscal outlook. “In 2027, we will return to the path of consolidation,” Economy and Finance Minister Roland Lescure told reporters Thursday as he presented the budget that lawmakers will debate in the coming weeks. The government is betting that €9 billion in state spending cuts, a freeze on adjusting pensions for inflation and the extension of a temporary tax on big companies — which is expected to bring in €5 billion — will be enough to reduce the budget deficit from an estimated 5.
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