France is facing a new governmental crisis, affecting the budget and the economy, in the context of a large deficit and increased public debt.

The recent fall of the French government, the fourth in two years, complicates the country's economic situation, with a deficit of 5.8% and a public debt that has reached 114% of GDP. Austerity proposals have been rejected, and President Macron may appoint a new prime minister to find a consensus. The diversity of political opinion makes quick solutions difficult, and financial markets are becoming increasingly sensitive to instability. Compared to Germany, France has a more precarious fiscal situation, which could affect the entire Eurozone in the long term.