Belgian and French 10-Year Yields Climb Above Key Thresholds
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"The rates at which France borrows have reached sad records since the 2008 financial crisis," stressed X, the RN's boss, in the wake of a new surge in sovereign debt.
In the face of rising interest rates, the leader of the National Rally is critical of the government's management of public finances, including the former Prime Minister and candidate.
The yield on France's ten-year bonds reached 4.10%, a historic record that comes close to the one reached in 2008 in the midst of the subprime financial crisis, which is due in particular to geopolitical tensions, particularly related to the war in Ukraine or the Middle East.
At 4.13%, the French 10-year-old loan has returned to an unprecedented level since November 2008. Beyond concerns about tricolor debt and the presidential government, the Japanese capital decline and the $750 billion invested in the AI reduce the money available.
France's borrowing rates have reached unprecedented levels since 2008, with the OAT at 10 years old now above 4%. A surge that increases the cost of public debt and could quickly have an impact on French real estate loans, businesses and savings. Article French borrowing rates are exploding: do we have to worry? appeared first on Cryptoast.
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