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France’s Business Climate Improves Slightly as Industrial Sentiment Stabilizes

France’s synthetic business climate indicator rose one point to 98, reflecting a modest improvement in industrial confidence as companies continue to navigate uneven economic conditions.
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France Approves New Solar Projects as Renewable Energy Expansion Continues

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