Reported 20 days ago
French stocks have recently shown signs of a brief rally following a particularly poor performance, with the CAC 40 Index down 1.5% for the year—the worst since 2010. Ongoing political instability and high borrowing costs are keeping long-term investors wary, as France's budget deficit remains among the highest in Europe. While some experts believe the market may eventually recover, many investors remain skeptical about a sustainable recovery, fearing that domestic-focused companies will continue to suffer under the current economic conditions.
Source: YAHOO