On September 15, during the program Les Experts on BFM Business, hosted by Laure Closier, a panel of experts discussed key economic issues ahead of the 2027 budget and the upcoming presidential election. The discussion included analysis of potential savings measures, the economic implications of the 2027 election, and recent housing market data. The panel featured Jean-Marc Daniel, an editorialist for BFM Business, François Asselin, a former president of the CPME (a federation of small and medium-sized enterprises) and director of Asselin, and Adina Grigoriu, president and founder of Active Asset Allocation, a firm specializing in investment strategies. The program, which airs Monday through Friday, offers in-depth insights into economic and financial topics. It aims to provide viewers and listeners with a clearer understanding of the factors influencing France’s economy and the policies that may shape its future. The discussion on September 15 highlighted the importance of fiscal planning and the potential impact of political decisions on economic stability. The 2027 presidential election is seen as a pivotal moment for shaping France’s economic direction, with debates likely to focus on taxation, public spending, and long-term growth. Meanwhile, housing remains a critical issue, with rising costs and supply constraints affecting both individuals and policymakers. For those who missed the live broadcast, the program is available as a podcast, allowing listeners to revisit the analysis at their convenience. This format ensures that important economic discussions remain accessible to a wider audience, encouraging informed public discourse on national economic challenges.