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EXPLAINER
Political deadlock appears set to result in France's sixth prime minister since 2020 facing the exit, at a time when the economy can least afford it. But how did the country reach this point, and what might happen next?
James Sillars
Business and economics reporter @SkyNewsBiz
Wednesday 3 September 2025 01:41, UK
Why you can trust Sky News
Many of Europe's largest economies have a debt problem, but the ramifications for the UK and France have a greater sense of urgency.
It's clear for both countries that failures to get a grip on their public finances are being punished by the bond markets at a time when economic growth is hard to come by in a world squeezed by war and tariffs.
Political deadlock appears set to result in France's sixth prime minister since 2020 facing the exit, at a time when the economy can least afford it. But how did the country reach this point, and what might happen next?
James Sillars
Business and economics reporter @SkyNewsBiz
Wednesday 3 September 2025 01:41, UK
Why you can trust Sky News
Many of Europe's largest economies have a debt problem, but the ramifications for the UK and France have a greater sense of urgency.
It's clear for both countries that failures to get a grip on their public finances are being punished by the bond markets at a time when economic growth is hard to come by in a world squeezed by war and tariffs.
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