- Key Changes in France August 2025: Energy Bills, Tax Refunds, and . . .
Discover the significant changes affecting French households in August 2025, including energy bill increases, tax refunds, and adjustments to savings account interest rates
- Exchange rates (daily parities) - 2025-08-01 - Banque de France
Exchange rates (daily parities) - 2025-08-01 Published on the 1st of August 2025
- France: 2025 Article IV Consultation-Press Release; Staff Report; and . . .
While the political compromise on the 2025 budget reached in February marked a positive step forward, it will be essential for the authorities to continue building consensus to further advance fiscal and structural reforms
- OECD Economic Outlook, Volume 2025 Issue 1: France
Inflationary pressures could be stronger than expected due to higher trade costs and rising inflation expectations, prompting more restrictive monetary policy and repricing in financial markets
- Monthly Foreign Exchange Outlook - MUFG Research
E: MUFG Bank, Ltd A member of MUFG, a global financial group August 2025 KEY EVENTS IN THE MONTH AHEAD 1) TARIFFS GO LIVE FOCUS SHIFTS TO IMPACT The US dollar (DXY) advanced by 3 2% in July, which was the biggest dollar gain (to two decimal places) since April 2022 when the dollar was surging as the global inflation shock was unfolding
- 10 Key Points of the French Economy in 2025 - Dany Dombou
Discover the 10 key debates defining France’s economy in 2025: inflation, pensions, ecological transition, public debt, real estate, industry, trade, and more
- France outlook 2025-2026 growth economics
Our scenario is compatible with a special law scenario in place for some time, followed by a Finance Bill for 2025 adopted early in the year (probably at the end of the first quarter), which will have to find a complicated balance in the National Assembly and be subject to compromise
- Investing In. . . 2025 - France | Global Practice Guides | Chambers and . . .
Recent regulatory changes are expected to impact the M A landscape in France The government has continued to introduce new measures to protect strategic sectors from foreign takeovers, which will impact the nature and volume of cross-border transactions
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