
L’alerte de Paul Krugman sur la dette et le système de retraite de la France.
Le prix Nobel d'économie Paul Krugman qualifie la France de « l'homme malade du monde occidental » en raison d'une trajectoire budgétaire insoutenable et d'un système de retraite jugé archaïque.
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Le lauréat du Nobel 2008 critique la gestion budgétaire française et le coût de son système de retraite.
« Une trajectoire budgétaire insoutenable » : l’alerte de Paul Krugman, ancien prix Nobel d’économie, sur la dette de la France
Comptant parmi les voix les plus influentes de l’économie mondiale, le lauréat du Nobel en 2008 estime que la France est devenue « l’homme malade du monde occidental ». La cause est à chercher selon lui dans son système de retraite, jugé archaïque et trop coûteux.
Budget 2027 : l’examen à l’Assemblée nationale tourne au désastre pour les comptes publics
DÉCRYPTAGE - David Amiel accuse les députés de la commission des finances d’avoir voté en faveur de mesures dégradant le déficit public de 8 milliards d’euros.

A day of mobilization is planned for October 17 against a backdrop of high school anger and yellow vests, coinciding with the start of the All Saints' Day holidays. Furthermore, the EU is reacting to an agreement on Russian diesel.

Hackers hacked the refrigeration systems of department stores in France (Coopérative U, Intermarché, Monoprix, Carrefour, E.Leclerc) in the night, destroying tons of goods and causing millions in losses.

US President Donald Trump announced that he had negotiated the delivery of massive quantities of Russian diesel to the US and global markets, lifting sanctions against Moscow. The EU believes that this decision gives Russia “the means to wage war”, while American elected officials consider the agreement contrary to the law.
The Managing Director of the IMF, Kristalina Georgieva, believes that France will need time to reduce its debt and deficit to levels inspiring investor confidence, as the French 10-year borrowing rate approaches 5% and the examination of the 2027 budget begins without a guaranteed majority. It calls on developed economies to urgently restore their budgetary discipline in the face of rising rates, which penalize developing countries.

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said on Wednesday that France will need time to reduce its deficit and debt to levels that can inspire confidence in markets, as the French 10-year borrowing rate approaches 5% and review of the 2027 budget begins in the National Assembly in an uncertain political context.
Economy Minister Roland Lescure warned on Tuesday of the rise in interest rates on French debt, from zero or negative rates to more than 4.5%, but estimated that France was not yet caught in a snowball effect, calling on the Assembly to adopt the 2027 budget to aim for a deficit of 5% and reduce the debt burden, which amounts to nearly 80 billion euros this year.