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France debates its 2027 budget amid rising deficits and debt pressure

The budget fight is intensified by rising public debt and student protests, according to CNBC.

Reported · Written up by our desk · Economy

France has opened debate on its 2027 budget as lawmakers face mounting pressure from high deficits and rising public debt, CNBC reports.

CNBC says the political and social pressure is growing further amid student protests as the 2027 budget discussion unfolds.

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