France’s Deficit and Debt Levels Drive Ratings Cut to A+
Analysts warn that political instability threatens economic recovery.
France’s credit rating has been cut to A+ as analysts warn that prolonged political instability could hinder efforts to rein in the country’s growing deficit.
Rating agency S&P said government spending and slow economic growth have left France vulnerable to financial pressures.
The downgrade reflects concerns that political divisions will delay key reforms needed to restore fiscal balance in Europe’s second-largest economy.