Deficit, political polarization and lack of reforms: why France's risk premium is soaring
France is going through a "hot autumn" marked by political and social fracture, a high deficit and a financing cost that is becoming more expensive by the day, according to Cinco Días. The country faces presidential elections next spring, and the current political deadlock could lead to legislative elections being called in June.
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