
Le Figaro examines the consequences of the release of G7 strategic stocks and the risks of financial crisis for France.
Le Figaro analyzes the impact of the release of G7 oil stocks on fuel prices and the risks of financial crisis linked to the rise in interest rates in France.
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The G7 decided to release strategic oil stocks. At the same time, France is facing a rapid rise in interest rates.
Release of millions of barrels of crude oil and diesel by the G7: what effects can we expect on fuel prices?
INTERVIEW - Emmanuel Macron announced Friday that the G7 countries had agreed to release part of the strategic stock. Le Figaro interviewed economist Patrice Geoffron to assess the consequences of this decision.
How France could fall into the trap of a financial crisis
ANALYSIS – Interest rates are soaring at an abnormal speed. France has become the black sheep for bond investors and risks a credit accident at any moment. Story of a possible dark scenario.

France Télévisions informs its users about the use of e-mail addresses, tracking pixels and tracking links for the personalization of its newsletter “L'actu à 7h30” and the management of subscriber activity.

Jean Castex dismisses Christophe Fanichet from the head of SNCF Voyageurs to create a new dynamic, illustrating his desire to centralize the management of the group unlike his predecessor.

All 7-Eleven convenience stores in India closed in September, according to parent company Seven & i Holdings. Operated by franchisee Reliance, the last 31 stores closed the curtain on September 30 in the face of tough local competition.
Transavia is launching a new Paris-Orly line to Florence from March 2027 with 13 weekly flights and tickets from 41 euros, while adding connections from Marseille to Bari and Tirana, and from Nantes to Oslo and Cairo, bringing its offer to more than 120 destinations for summer 2027.
Tech companies have borrowed about $500 billion in nine months to finance AI infrastructure, a trend that is contributing to rising U.S. interest rates and worrying investors, with debt forecasts reaching $1.2 trillion by 2027 according to Goldman Sachs.

Absenteeism in the French private sector reached 4.95% in 2024 according to the WTW barometer based on 3,100 companies and 427,800 full-time equivalents, up compared to previous years but lower than the 2022 record (5.34%). The public sector maintains a rate of around 5%. The government wants to reduce both the cost and the number of work stoppages in the face of these disparities.