The French government plans a 60-billion-euro budget effort for 2025, primarily through 40 billion euros in spending cuts and 20 billion euros in tax increases, aiming to reduce the deficit to 5% of GDP. Key measures include postponing pension indexation and tighter control on healthcare spending, alongside a focus on ecological transition with 1.5 billion euros allocated for greening initiatives. France's public debt, currently at 112% of GDP, poses significant risks, prompting calls for contributions from large corporations and wealthy citizens.
