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The French government is preparing to present a particularly tough fiscal plan, in an effort to limit the deficit and reassure the markets, at a time when political confrontation is once again threatening the stability of the government.
Today, this "foreign party" has changed its nature: it is no longer Brussels that it is, but our creditors, those non-resident investors who multiply the warning signals about us.
On the eve of the budget presentation, La Tribune interviewed Vincent Juvyns, the chief strategist of ING Belgium, a branch of the Dutch banking group ING Bank, to understand the state of mind and the expectations of the markets in the face of the government's copy.