The option to allow the French budget, in its initial form, to pass without parliamentary approval has reportedly been under consideration for around ten days, Politico reports citing sources; the so-called "ordinance" option.

This headline highlights the French government's consideration of bypassing parliamentary approval for its budget, an approach supported by President Macron.

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The option to allow the French budget, in its initial form, to pass without parliamentary approval has reportedly been under consideration for around ten days, Politico reports citing sources; the so-called "ordinance" option.

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  • A scenario reportedly favoured by President Macron.
  • However, several sources add that while nothing has been ruled out, the option of Article 49.3 is the one actively under consideration at this moment. 
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The use of Article 49.3 to enact budget provisions without a vote is a significant political maneuver, as it could signal increased governance tensions and impact market sentiment surrounding French assets, including bonds and equities.

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