Sebastien Lecornu, the new French Prime Minister, announced the withdrawal of his predecessor's proposal to eliminate two public holidays to reduce the budget deficit. This decision follows Fitch's downgrade of France's sovereign debt rating to A+, the lowest level for the country. Lecornu emphasized the need for stability and collaboration with political rivals to pass a budget that addresses the debt issue, while facing significant challenges in a divided parliament. Teljes cikk (Portfolio.hu)