The French government aims to reduce the Social Security deficit to 16 billion euros by 2025, implementing measures such as a 2% revaluation of income tax brackets and a new tax on share buybacks by large corporations. A record 300 billion euros will be raised on the markets to finance spending, while a temporary contribution will target wealthier households. The High Council for Public Finance has deemed the budgetary approach "fragile," suggesting reliance on tax increases rather than expenditure cuts.
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