Pressures on Bond Markets Bring Back Memories of Eurozone Crisis
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The crucial question is whether we are at the beginning of a new debt crisis in the Eurozone or whether the markets have already overreacted
The massive sell-off in French government bonds has brought back unpleasant memories of the eurozone debt crisis. The second-largest economy in the monetary union is grappling with a deterioration in its public finances, and through the prism of its bonds, France is starting to be labeled "peripheral." Economists are assessing whether this will impact the eurozone.
France, Italy and Spain test the strength of the common currency
From…pigs (PIIGS) to…frogs (FROGS) - From France and Italy to Spain, bonds are under pressure, the euro is falling and markets are pricing in risk again in the eurozone
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