The comments provide an institutional perspective on France's ability to meet fiscal targets and restore discipline to its spending. Moulin's optimism about the specific timeframe suggests the central bank believes the nation's measures for financial stability are effectively being implemented.
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ECB's Moulin Says France Can Slash Deficit to 3% in 3 Years
Global Markets6 days ago
The European Central Bank is confident in the overall financial health of the French state, with official Moulin describing the current situation as putting the house in order. Moulin told CNBC that the government can slash its budget deficit to 3% within three years, based on the current trajectory of its fiscal reforms.
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