(*) PARIS - French Prime Minister Manuel Valls submitted his government's retirement letter on Monday, a day after Economy Minister Arnaud Montebourg announced for fresh economic plans and seek neighbour Germany's "mania" with budgetary ordeal.

Valls was request by President Francois Hollande to evolve a new group only 2 months ago but has regularly had to co-ordinate approach differences between leftists such as Montebourg and more centrist members of his Socialist-led govt.

Hollande's authority said in a speech a new govt would be build on Tuesday in line with the "guidance he (the president) has represent for our country."

Montebourg at the weekend said deficit-reduction duration accomplish since the 2008 financial dilemma were paralyze the euro zone's economies and demanded govt's to shift way or give up their voters to populist and extremist political parties.

Finance Minister Michel Sapin recognized this month that wobbly progress would mean France losing its deficit-reduction goal for this year but pressured the govt would keep on piercing the deficit "at an convenient pace".

The flaw of the economy was a bigger point in Valls seeing his authorization grade drop to a new low level of 36 percent this month, while Hollande persist the most creepy president in more than half a century, an Ifop voters poll displayed on Sunday.

Valls was proposed to advance the govt in a cabinet reorganize in March, after the governing Socialists faced a bang up lose in local polls.