Fresh ocean wind, wide sandy beaches, splashes of salt water and that feeling of freedom... The music from every second coastal café invites you to dance, forgetting about everything in the world, and crisp and fragrant baguettes miraculously appear in your bag: there are temptations that are impossible to resist. And why should you?

Cider from the Basque Country: wild character, history and ancient rituals 

BNP Paribas SA

He lasted less than a month as prime minister last time he was in office

Macron reappointed Lecornu as France's prime minister four days after his resignation 

Societe Generale Societe anonyme

After the unexpected resignation of French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu, who held the post for only 27 days, investors are wary of the political crisis in the country. Analysts note that this may cool interest in companies focused on the domestic market. The situation is aggravated by the difficult budget situation, which forces investors to choose other European destinations.

Avoid banks and telecoms. How strategists advise to protect themselves from the crisis in France

The Republic has found itself in a political deadlock, from which no political force sees a way out yet

"Contagious" for Europe: France without a government and without a parliament

TotalEnergies SE

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Just a day ago, President Emmanuel Macron announced the composition of the new government

Stocks in France accelerate fall after PM's second resignation in a month

French government headed by a proponent of military buildup

Defense minister and longtime Macron ally has become France's new prime minister

France's National Assembly has voted no confidence in the government. The vote was organized by Prime Minister François Bayrou, trying to win support for his unpopular budget plan. Now he will have to leave the post, which he took up only at the end of last year.

French prime minister to resign after confidence vote fails

Apple Inc.

Oracle Corporation

Adobe Inc.

Data on inflation in the United States this week will be a key factor for Wall Street ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve meeting on interest rates, the results of which are expected on September 17, <a href="https://www.wsj.com/economy/week-ahead-for-fx-bonds-u-s-inflation-france-confidence-vote-ecb-in-focus-a8e5cdc7?mod=economy_more_article_pos2#:~:text=U.S.%20inflation%20data%20in%20the%20coming%20week%20will%20be%20the%20next%20key%20data%20ahead%20of%20a%20Federal%20Reserve%20interest%2Drate%20decision%20on%20September%2017.%20Investors%20anticipate%20that%20rate%20cuts%20will%20resume%20from%20this%20month%2C%20but%20the%20pace%20of%20reductions%20beyond%20that%20remains%20uncertain.">writes</a> The Wall Street Journal. The stock market expects the regulator to resume rate cuts in September, but the pace of further easing of monetary policy remains uncertain, the newspaper notes.

US inflation, the crisis in France and the ECB: what investors need to know this week

What is Prime Minister François Bayrou trying to achieve when he puts a vote of confidence before Parliament? And why is this not about elections, but about the economy

France: a bad tale of lost time

The harvest season has begun! The work in the vineyards is boiling: the success of the entire vintage often depends on when and how to harvest. What has this year been like for winemakers?

Vintage 2025: which regions collectors should pay attention to

J.P.Morgan: political tensions in the U.S. and Europe are making investors more nervous, but there is no reason to panic yet

Storm from Washington to Paris: why markets avoided panic over political risks

Sanofi

French banking conglomerate BNP Paribas is hoping for good entry points into European equities  