Moody's expects France to exceed its 2026 budget deficit target amid political tensions and rising public spending, despite modest economic growth and low inflation.
Economist Marc Touati forecasts a pivotal 2026 for France's economy, highlighting slow growth, escalating public debt, and calls for urgent reforms.
France plans to borrow a record €310 billion in 2026, beginning in January under a special law, despite lacking an approved budget for the year.
In 2026, France confronts severe budgetary challenges and political upheaval as key leaders face setbacks amid mounting debt and unfulfilled promises.
France's public debt hits record 117.4% of GDP, with the Banque de France warning that exceeding a 5% deficit poses serious risks to the economy.
French 2026 budget negotiations face deadlock due to Senate opposition and rising public debt now at record levels.
S&P and Fitch's downgrades spotlight France's challenging public debt situation, with government reforms suspended and debt at 114% of GDP.
France's budgetary impasse raises alarms over rising debt costs and fiscal uncertainty, with both national leaders and the European Commission calling for urgent action.
Christine Lagarde calls on European governments to combine debt reduction with strategic investments in innovation, education, and defense to promote economic growth and avoid budgetary stagnation.
France's government under Prime Minister Lecornu faces rising debt and revenue shortfalls while struggling to manage the budget narrative amid parliamentary control.
Amid France’s record €3.4 trillion debt and rising interest burdens, Bruno Le Maire faces mounting criticism but defends his economic management and outlines ongoing challenges.
Moody’s downgrade of France’s credit outlook reflects risks from political fragmentation undermining fiscal policy and budget deficit reduction efforts.
Experts warn of escalating fiscal risks in France due to rising debt and political fragmentation as the 2026 budget debate unfolds.
Moody's retains France's Aa3 credit rating but issues a negative outlook due to political fragmentation and economic uncertainties complicating fiscal reform and deficit goals.
Following downgrades by Fitch and S&P, Moody’s rating decision today could further impact France’s sovereign credit status and economic stance.
The pension reform suspension in France has sparked generational tension and contributed to a sovereign credit downgrade, highlighting economic and social challenges.
Standard & Poor's has downgraded France's credit rating from AA- to A+ citing fiscal uncertainty and rising debt, prompting government calls for responsible budget management.
The French government is concerned about the political and economic risks if the 2026 budget isn't approved on time, considering use of a special ordinance to avoid delays.
France's 2026 budget proposals face political opposition and fiscal challenges as the government seeks to meet deficit reduction targets.
France's public debt has surged to €3.4 trillion, raising concerns across Europe about fiscal sustainability.
France's public debt reaches €3.4 trillion, raising alarms over economic ramifications.
France looks to Portugal’s debt crisis strategies amid its own economic challenges.
France grapples with public debt and budget cuts in an uncertain economic climate.
France debates renationalizing part of its debt through new taxation measures.
A critical analysis of political and media narratives on public debt in France.
Jean Tirole provides insights on the imperative for responsible fiscal policies in light of France’s debt crisis.
France's declining influence in the EU is attributed to political instability and rising debt.
France faces record public debt levels, prompting concerns over economic stability and future investments.
Fitch Ratings downgrades France's credit rating, prompting government responses and economic concerns.
Experts predict further downgrades of France's credit rating due to ongoing debt challenges.
Fitch downgrades France's credit rating to AA- due to political instability and public finance concerns.
Fitch Ratings has downgraded France's credit rating due to fiscal challenges and political instability.
Fitch Ratings downgrades France's sovereign credit rating to A+, sparking concerns over public finances and political instability.
Fitch Ratings has downgraded France's credit rating from AA- to A+, citing fiscal instability.
Fitch Ratings has downgraded France's public debt rating, highlighting fiscal concerns and economic challenges.
France's national debt and pending credit ratings evaluations pose significant economic challenges.
Fitch's potential downgrade of France's credit rating raises concerns over economic stability and rising debt costs.
The Gard department faces urgent budgetary challenges in 2025, prompting calls for economic austerity measures.
Fitch Ratings is set to announce a critical assessment of France's sovereign debt, with a downgrade possibility that could have significant economic implications.
France's sovereign debt rating could be downgraded amid political and budgetary uncertainties, raising alarms about economic stability.