""The figures for 2025 encourage us to be ambitious about more reduction of the deficit in 2026," Budget Minister Davi Amiel told TF1 television."
""Public finances must be managed transparently, no matter what happens," Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu stated, acknowledging the need for continued efforts."
""France's debt-to-GDP ratio stood at 115.6 percent at year-end, close to twice the 60 percent recommended by EU guidelines," according to INSEE."
France's public deficit for 2025 reached 5.1% of GDP, slightly better than the forecast of 5.4%. This figure is 0.7 points lower than 2024, attributed to increased tax income. The government aims to reduce the deficit to around 5% in 2026, despite challenges from rising energy prices. The debt-to-GDP ratio is 115.6%, significantly above the EU's recommended 60%. Budget Minister Davi Amiel expressed optimism for further reductions, while Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu emphasized the need for transparent financial management.
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