EU: France To Miss Deficit Deadline
Spain still struggling with its recovery
France will miss an agreed target to cut its public deficit, the EU said on Tuesday, with Spain's battered economy showing few signs of catching up recovery in the northern eurozone.
The latest European Commission economic forecasts said the French government deficit will hit 4.1 percent this year, 3.8 percent next year and still post a 2015 shortfall at 3.7 percent.
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"European Commission: European Economy at "Turning Point"
November 5, 2013
The European Commission has said the European economy has reached a "turning point", but the eurozone will grow less quickly than previously expected."
http://reason.com/24-7/2013/11.....economy-at
Seems it turned left a long time ago.