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France plans diesel reserve release amid renewed student protests
The move is tied to the government’s effort to pursue budget cuts while trying to keep bond markets appeased, according to CNBC World.
France plans to release diesel reserves as student protests resume, according to CNBC World.
The protests are linked to concerns about education underfunding.
CNBC World reports the government is looking for budget cuts as it tries to satisfy bond market expectations.
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