François Bayrou: "Close Taps when necessary"... the Prime Minister Will Present His Budgetary Guidelines on 15 July

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The timetable has been announced: the Prime Minister will present the main directions of his budget for 2026 on 15 July. The government continues to work to find 40 billion euros in savings for next year.

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Prime Minister François Bayrou is very unpopular and announces that he will present his plan for the recovery of public finances and his budgetary guidelines on 15 July.

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Marcelo Wesfreid (Le Parisien) presents the summer of François Bayrou, divided between his campaign for the municipalities in Pau and the preparation of the 40 billion savings plan.

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Aix-en-Provence - Patricia Barbizet, the president of the French association bringing together the 117 largest French companies (Afep), called on Thursday to "act now" in the face of the "difficult" situation of the public finances of France, considering their recovery still "possible". Prime Minister François Bayrou announced on BFMTV on Thursday that he would present his plan for the recovery of public finances and its budgetary guidelines on …

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Interviewed with BFM TV, Prime Minister François Bayrou (finally) announced something: a comprehensive budget plan on 15 July 2025. In his viewer: the 2026 finance bill and the 2026 Social Security funding bill. The context is simple: there are 40 billion savings to be found, as for the past two years. He refused to say whether tax increases would be on the program. At the most he said from the tip of his lips that it was a general plan to meet …

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How can companies that receive public aid continue to eliminate jobs while increasing their dividends? About 30 large employers have been interviewed in a Senate commission of inquiry to answer this question. The opportunity to screen the "crazy money" dedicated to the private sector as France sinks into the budgetary crisis.