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France pushes 'responsible' 2027 budget as Fitch cuts debt outlook to 'negative'
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· October 31, 2026
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A US rating agency doubts France can fix its finances after the 2027 presidential election. The government insists on the "absolute necessity" of adopting a budget by year-end.
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Key points The government insists on the "absolute necessity" of adopting a budget by year-end. A US rating agency doubts France can fix its finances after the 2027 presidential election. More government Today’s briefing Local events
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