法国总理说2026年将努力降低财政赤字率

Core Points - The French government aims to reduce the fiscal deficit rate to 4.7% of GDP by 2026 and further to approximately 3% by 2029 [1] - The 2026 budget draft includes a plan to save €6 billion through cuts in daily government spending and increased control over social and local government expenditures [1] - The government plans to increase social spending, with an additional €6 billion allocated for pensions and €5 billion for healthcare [1] - If the budget draft is not approved by the end of the year, the fiscal deficit rate could rise to 6% [1] - France's public debt reached 115.6% of GDP, approximately €3.4 trillion, as of Q2 this year [1] Summary of Previous Budget Goals - The target for the 2025 budget is to reduce the fiscal deficit rate to 5.4% of GDP [2] - The previous budget draft proposed by former Prime Minister Borne aimed for a €43.8 billion reduction in spending and a deficit rate of 4.6% [2] - Borne's budget proposals faced significant controversy, leading to her resignation after failing to secure a confidence vote in the National Assembly [2]