France's GDP: A Testament to Economic Resilience
France's preliminary GDP growth of 0.3% in the second quarter reflects the economy's resilience amid trade tensions from the EU-U.S. tariffs deal, according to finance minister Eric Lombard.
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France's economy demonstrated surprising resilience in the second quarter, with a preliminary GDP growth of 0.3% amid ongoing trade tensions.
Finance Minister Eric Lombard highlighted the growth as a symbol of robustness against the challenges posed by the EU-U.S. trade tariffs deal.
Lombard praised the economy's ability to withstand international pressure, signaling a steady standing in a turbulent time.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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