The Paris Stock Exchange Under the 8,000 Points, the French Rate Continues to Blaze
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The Paris Stock Exchange (CAC 40) fell sharply on Thursday, 1 October, while the French 10-year borrowing rate has reached its highest level since 2002. Markets are worried about French debt, while the government presents its 2027 draft budget.
The CAC 40 fell by 0.89%, down 71.36 points to 7.964.51 points. The previous day, it had already fallen by 0.39%. The Paris flagship index had fallen below 8,000 points for the last time last May. "The fall of the CAC 40 is due to the increasing fears of investors about the French political and economic situation. This is a real warning before the presentation of the budget," explains AFP Mike O'Sullivan of Moonfare. The government is due to pre…
The Paris Stock Exchange is expected to open in decline on Thursday, before the very expected presentation of the 2027 budget in France and as the interest rates of the French debt blaze at peaks. About forty minutes of the...
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