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The financial risk map in Europe is changing: Belgium borrows at comparable costs with Greece, and France pays more than Italy. Romania is not the only country vulnerable to public debt pressures.
The map of the financial risk in the euro area has changed significantly. Countries considered once safe are borrowing increasingly expensive, while some states at the center of the debt crisis in 2010–2012 have...
In Europe, the old balances of the debt crisis have changed. The pressure on France and Belgium is growing as the borrowing conditions of Greece, Portugal and Ireland, which need a period of bailouts, improve. France's 10-year bond rate is set to rise to as much as 5 percent, as the government prepares to borrow at record levels in 2027. The IMF warns Europe of a more expensive period of borrowing.
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