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France’s Lescure Seeks Stability for Business in Budget Plans
Source: Bloomberg
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French Finance Minister Roland Lescure said the government will target tax stability in its upcoming budget proposals, even as it must identify measures to reduce the deficit. The message suggests near-term policy continuity on taxes but underscores fiscal tightening pressure, which may temper risk appetite for French equities.
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