By Benoit Van Overstraeten and Diana Mandia PARIS (Reuters) -French lawmakers are all but certain to oust the government with ...

French lawmakers will vote on Wednesday on no-confidence motions which are all but certain to oust the government, throwing ...

The seemingly inevitable end to Michel Barnier’s short-lived government has added an extra risk premia to the euro.

The move, intended to reduce France’s public-sector deficit from 6.1% of GDP to 5% through €60 billion in tax increases and ...

Despite having negotiated complex moments like Brexit, he will likely face a vote of no confidence this Wednesday, only three ...

Technology and automobile shares lifted Europe's benchmark index to a near one-month high on Wednesday, while investors ...

The far-right National Rally (RN) of Marine Le Pen is expected to vote for the no-confidence motion put forward by the left.

Failed to fetch dynamically imported module: https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/assets/_app/immutable/nodes/90.BMDkfsfZ.js ...

The price Paris must pay to sell its debt rose early Wednesday ahead of a no-confidence vote on the government expected ...

French lawmakers are to hold a vote of no confidence on Wednesday to decide on the future of the centre-right government led ...

Almost certainly, Michel Barnier’s right-wing government in France will fall on 4 December. Facing fiscal crisis, it tried to get its cuts budget through by “49.3”, a constitutional device enabling ...

While all three government-debt routs stem from their own set of circumstances, they also serve as a reminder that government budgetary plans still matter to creditors — especia ...