Far-right French leader Marine Le Pen told a Sunday newspaper that her party would not necessarily vote to topple Prime Minister Michel Barnier's government -- so long as he agreed to negotiate.

Requests to amend France’s 2025 budget as the government of Prime Minister Michel Barnier battles to remain in power would ...

French Finance Minister Antoine Armand said on Saturday that the 2025 budget could still be improved, but stopped short of ...

French Prime Minister Michel Barnier won a minor reprieve in his battle to pass a budget and remain in power as S&P Global ...

Far-right leader Marine Le Pen, who holds outsize leverage in France’s split parliament, gave Prime Minister Michel Barnier ...

Prime Minister Michel Barnier said on Friday that France needed stability, when asked about a possible 'ultimatum' given to ...

Gross domestic product shrank by 0.2% on a quarterly basis between July and September, according to data from the Turkish statistical agency on Friday, matching the contraction of the prior quarter, ...

French borrowing costs drew level with Greece’s for the first time on record this week, showing the extent of market concerns ...

Now for a volatile December. Trump aside, U.S. and euro area rates are tipped to fall, Japan's could rise. Geopolitics may ...

Marine Le Pen's National Rally set out further demands for changes to the French government's 2025 budget bill after Prime ...

Investors should take advantage of the current relief phase to add to Treasury-Bund yield spread widening positions, Commerzbank Research said, which has targeted levels above this year’s high of 224 ...

In early October, a budget for 2025 was put forward that aimed to bring under control France's growing deficit, through a ...