EXCLUSIVE MAINTENANCE – The president of the Court of Auditors and of the HCFP criticizes an “unambitious” trajectory for the consolidation of his public finances.
This Friday, the High Council of Public Finances (HCFP) publishes its opinion on the stability program that France must send to Brussels. While it was theoretically expected by the European executive on April 30, Paris let the presidential election and the legislative elections pass before sending its forecasts for 2027, which will not prevent Brussels from watching them closely. The President of the Court of Auditors and President of the HCFP, Pierre Moscovici, gives a preview at the Figaro its analysis of the economic and public finance scenario adopted by the government.
LE FIGARO. – What does the High Council of Public Finances think of the forecasts contained in the stability program that France is to send to Brussels in the coming days?
Pierre MOSCOVICI. – Above all, the HCFP is satisfied that the government has finally sent this document, albeit later than expected, which allows the European Commission and the Council to ensure the proper…
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