France has called on the European Union to establish a target of 600 billion euros for the capital markets union, aiming to boost the region's financial sector. The proposal comes as part of France's efforts to strengthen the EU's financial infrastructure and promote economic growth.
The capital markets union is a key initiative aimed at creating a single market for capital within the EU, making it easier for companies to raise funds and for investors to diversify their portfolios. By setting a target of 600 billion euros, France hopes to accelerate the development of this union and enhance the EU's competitiveness on the global stage.
