Macron's Economic Reforms Fall Short, Raising Fears for France's Fiscal Future

Macron's ambitious plan to transform France's economy and reduce deficits has failed, with France having the largest structural deficit in the developed world at 5.5% of GDP
Reforms have been made, like trimming pensions and easing hiring, but growth remains low at 0.9% and debt very high at 110% of GDP
France has borrowed heavily but has little real growth or means to pay back debt
At some point, markets may lose confidence in France's fiscal sustainability, triggering a "Truss moment"
This could be cataclysmic for the entire eurozone if France faces a financial crisis