Frankreich - Staatshaushalt

France's government budget deficit widened to EUR 108 billion in January-October of 2019 from EUR 87 billion in the corresponding period of the previous year. Revenues declined 6.2 percent to EUR 238.2 billion while government spending rose 1.8 percent to EUR 287.8 billion. Meantime, the Treasury special accounts, which track the balance of inflows and outflows for targeted revenues and outlays, for example receipts from local government, posted a EUR 23.8 billion deficit in the first ten months of the year, compared to a EUR 25.4 billion gap a year earlier.

France's government budget deficit widened to EUR 109 billion in January-September of 2019 from EUR 87.1 billion in the corresponding period of the previous year. Revenues declined 8.2 percent to EUR 212.8 billion while government spending rose 2.7 percent to EUR 298.9 billion. Meantime, the Treasury special accounts, which track the balance of inflows and outflows for targeted revenues and outlays, for example receipts from local government, posted a EUR 22.9 billion deficit in the first nine months of the year, compared to a EUR 28 billion gap a year earlier.

France's government budget deficit widened to EUR 123.1 billion in January-August 2019 from EUR 97.3 billion in the corresponding period of the previous year. Revenues declined 8.6 percent to EUR 180.7 billion while government spending rose 3.5 percent to EUR 273.0 billion. Meantime, the Treasury special accounts, which track the balance of inflows and outflows for targeted revenues and outlays, for example receipts from local government, posted a EUR 30.9 billion deficit in the first eight months of the year, compared to a EUR 31.3 billion gap a year earlier.

France's government budget deficit widened to EUR 109.7 billion in the January-July period of 2019 from EUR 82.8 billion in the corresponding period of the previous year. Revenues declined 12.6 percent to EUR 159.2 billion while government spending rose 2.0 percent to EUR 244 billion. Meantime, the Treasury special accounts, which track the balance of inflows and outflows for targeted revenues and outlays, for example receipts from local government, recorded a EUR 25.0 billion shortfall in the first seven months of the year, compared to a EUR 25.8 billion gap a year earlier.

France's government budget deficit widened to EUR 77.3 billion in January-June period from EUR 58.9 in the corresponding period of the previous year and compared with market expectations of a EUR 60.5 billion gap. Government spending went up 2.2 percent to EUR 204.4 billion, while revenues fell 9.8 percent to EUR 143.8 billion. Meantime, the Treasury special accounts, which track the balance of inflows and outflows for targeted revenues and outlays, for example receipts from local government, recorded a EUR 16.7 billion shortfall in the first half of the year, compared to a EUR 18.4 billion deficit a year earlier.

France's government budget deficit widened to EUR 83.9 billion in January-May period from EUR 55.1 billion in the same period last year. Government spending increased 3.9 percent to EUR 171.2 billion, while revenues dropped 17.2 percent to EUR 109.8 billion. Meantime, the Treasury special accounts, which track the balance of inflows and outflows for targeted revenues and outlays, for example receipts from local government, recorded a EUR 22.5 billion gap in the first five months of the year, compared to a EUR 22.9 billion shortfall a year earlier.