French PM warns of 'turbulence' amid no-confidence vote
The move, intended to reduce France’s public-sector deficit from 6.1% of GDP to 5% through €60 billion in tax increases and spending cuts, has been heavily criticized from both political sides. French media have referred to the no-confidence vote as a "moment of truth" that could plunge the country into political uncertainty.
French lawmakers brace for more turmoil as no-confidence vote looms
French lawmakers will vote on Wednesday on no-confidence motions which are all but certain to oust the fragile coalition of Prime Minister Michel Barnier, deepening the political crisis in the euro zone's second-largest economy.
The dollar is mixed on what will start the critical second half of the week. France holds its confidence vote in a few hours.
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