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'Broken Down' French Economy Stagnates in Second Quarter
France's gross domestic product was flat in the second three months of the year, according to national statistics office INSEE, following zero growth in the first quarter.
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Macron's Mission to Make Work Pay Proving Increasingly Unpopular
Macron’s budget will hammer home an economic strategy that’s becoming increasingly unpopular: make work pay, whatever the cost.
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Draghi Says Improving Euro-Area Inflation Appears Self-Sustained
Draghi sees risks broadly-balanced for euro area growth, notes increased protectionism.
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The Main Points Of Emmanuel Macron's Economic Programme
Incoming president Emmanuel Macron's programme aims to cut away regulation and reduce the weight of the French state in the economy -- with the objective of freeing up businesses to step up activity to provide much-needed jobs and growth.
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Ruling Due On Whether IMF Chief To Face Trial In France
IMF chief Christine Lagarde is to find out on Friday whether she will stand trial in France over a massive state payout to tycoon Bernard Tapie when she was French economy minister nearly a decade ago.
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Brexit Would Make Britain As Significant As Guernsey: French Minister
Macron said the European Council would have to send "a very firm message and timetable" to the UK on the consequences of a "Brexit" if Britain decides to leave the EU.
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France Hopes To See Russia Sanctions Lifted 'This Summer': French Economy Minister
France hopes that international sanctions imposed on Russia for its intervention in Ukraine will be lifted "this summer," French Economy Minister Emmanuel Macron said on Sunday.
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'Broken Down' French Economy Stagnates in Second Quarter
France's gross domestic product was flat in the second three months of the year, according to national statistics office INSEE, following zero growth in the first quarter.
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Eurozone Economy Rebounds, But France Lags: Survey
The eurozone economy showed signs of a rebound in July after several months of sluggish activity, but France stood out as a laggard, a closely watched survey showed.
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'Broken Down' French Economy Stagnates in Second Quarter
France's gross domestic product was flat in the second three months of the year, according to national statistics office INSEE, following zero growth in the first quarter.
-
Macron's Mission to Make Work Pay Proving Increasingly Unpopular
Macron’s budget will hammer home an economic strategy that’s becoming increasingly unpopular: make work pay, whatever the cost.
-
Draghi Says Improving Euro-Area Inflation Appears Self-Sustained
Draghi sees risks broadly-balanced for euro area growth, notes increased protectionism.
-
The Main Points Of Emmanuel Macron's Economic Programme
Incoming president Emmanuel Macron's programme aims to cut away regulation and reduce the weight of the French state in the economy -- with the objective of freeing up businesses to step up activity to provide much-needed jobs and growth.
-
Ruling Due On Whether IMF Chief To Face Trial In France
IMF chief Christine Lagarde is to find out on Friday whether she will stand trial in France over a massive state payout to tycoon Bernard Tapie when she was French economy minister nearly a decade ago.
-
Brexit Would Make Britain As Significant As Guernsey: French Minister
Macron said the European Council would have to send "a very firm message and timetable" to the UK on the consequences of a "Brexit" if Britain decides to leave the EU.
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France Hopes To See Russia Sanctions Lifted 'This Summer': French Economy Minister
France hopes that international sanctions imposed on Russia for its intervention in Ukraine will be lifted "this summer," French Economy Minister Emmanuel Macron said on Sunday.
-
'Broken Down' French Economy Stagnates in Second Quarter
France's gross domestic product was flat in the second three months of the year, according to national statistics office INSEE, following zero growth in the first quarter.
-
Eurozone Economy Rebounds, But France Lags: Survey
The eurozone economy showed signs of a rebound in July after several months of sluggish activity, but France stood out as a laggard, a closely watched survey showed.
