French Prime Minister Bayrou loses confidence vote, will tender resignation | Crypto Craft
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Polimini
Sep 8, 2025 1:18pm
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Quoting Brilliantly
France is cooked. the minister had a sound argument. France budget needed to be kept under control and yet majority of the french population have voted against it.
you do not know French people, they will burn the country down before they will let any type of wild cuts be a thing. It's an impossible situation, but the people are in charge, for better or for worse.
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Polimini
Sep 8, 2025 1:20pm
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Why? US is going into infinity debt but investors worldwide are panic buying US and US bonds. Zero selling anywhere anytime for any reason. France can just into more debt and no one will care.
The Euro isn't the world currency unlike in the US, and even if it was, France is not in charge of the Euro, can't print their own money, can't control the currency. Reckoning for them comes much sooner.
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Brilliantly
Sep 8, 2025 12:06pm
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France is cooked. the minister had a sound argument. France budget needed to be kept under control and yet majority of the french population have voted against it.
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Trader#7C67
Sep 8, 2025 12:59pm
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Why? US is going into infinity debt but investors worldwide are panic buying US and US bonds. Zero selling anywhere anytime for any reason. France can just into more debt and no one will care.
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