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Protests on the streets, a debt of 116 percent of GDP and rising interest rates – France is now being described as the riskiest state in the eurozone! Analysts don't believe in a collapse, but for those who save in funds there are a few things to keep an eye on. France is the EU's second-largest economy and a country most of us associate with stability, culture and luxury brands. But right now, the picture looks different. In a new analysis, the British financial magazine MoneyWeek describes the country as the most high-risk state within the eurozone – while protests continue in the streets and schools. What started as protests among upper secondary school students has grown.
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