French government teeters after PM Barnier forces through budget
France's minority government is on the brink of collapse after Prime Minister Michel Barnier used special powers to force through his budget without a vote in parliament. Furious opposition parties said they would back a no-confidence motion to oust the former Brexit negotiator in a vote that could take place as early as Wednesday.
French PM Faces No-Confidence Vote Over Controversial Budget
French lawmakers will vote Wednesday on no-confidence motions against Prime Minister Michel Barnier’s government, potentially forcing its resignation. The motions, proposed by left-wing and far-right opposition parties, follow Barnier’s decision to bypass parliament and enact a contentious budget using constitutional powers.
Bond-market participants in the U.S. and abroad were zeroing in Tuesday on the possibility that French Prime Minister Michel ...
President Emmanuel Macron appointed Barnier in September to break the deadlock and tackle the country's ballooning deficit.
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Barring a last-minute miracle,” Jordan Bardella will vote to topple Prime Minister Michel Barnier — as France hurtles toward ...
PARIS: Requests to amend France’s 2025 budget as the government of Prime Minister Michel Barnier battles to remain in power ...
The yield spread between French and German 10-year government bonds – a gauge of the premium investors demand to hold French ...
The 10-year yield on French government debt briefly reached 3.02 per cent in early trading on Thursday, crossing above the ...
The euro was slightly higher against the dollar, but is likely to fall if the French government is ousted after lawmakers vote Wednesday on a no-confidence motion, Monex Europe analysts said in a note ...
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