French stocks fall amid protests

French stocks declined following the escalation of protests and riots across the country, where protesters threw stones, looted stores, and vandalized murals. Approximately 2,400 people were arrested, and around 1,000 police officers were injured. These violent actions occurred amid the French government's efforts to achieve budget savings of 54 billion euros by 2027. Meanwhile, France's economy is struggling to control its debt, which has reached 3.6 trillion euros (119% of GDP), amid rising interest rates. French shares, particularly the CAC 40 index, fell by 1.02% as tensions from the protests and concerns about their impact on market stability increased, amid anticipation of the results from major European and American companies.

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