Hard work begins for Macron as 100-day honeymoon ends

After 100 days in office, French President Emmanuel Macron has already begun to reform the labour market. But a decline in his approval rating and a darker fiscal outlook will make it difficult for him to tackle the more controversial reforms that lie ahead.

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