Marine Le Pen Proposes Plan to Cut French Deficit

Marine Le Pen, head of the National Rally and a candidate in the upcoming French presidential election, proposed a fiscal plan to reduce France's national deficit to below 3% of GDP by 2032. During a presentation in Paris on Tuesday, she outlined a strategy to bring the deficit down to 3.7% of economic output next year.

This target represents a sharper reduction than the 5% target set by the current government. Le Pen's long-term goal is to further decrease the deficit to 2.2% by 2032. The proposal is designed to court investors by demonstrating a commitment to fiscal discipline.