France's Bond Spreads Near the 2011 Crisis Record: Why 1.1000 Looms for the Euro
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Markets, concerned about a possible contagion effect due to the French risk premium, which is close to 200 basis points
The deterioration of the French debt coincides with a political scenario that makes it difficult to adopt measures to clean up public accounts.
France’s risk premium exceeds 170 basis points, peaking since 2011, and already increases the financing of Spanish banks and companies. La entrada France’s risk premium exceeds 170 points, peaks in 2011, and increases the debt of Spanish banks and companies aparece primero en Merca2.
France's risk premium reaches 178 basis points, peaks since 2011, while agencies warn that public debt could reach 130 per cent of GDP and interest will exceed 91 billion in 2027.
The premium that investors demand for maintaining French public debt against German bonds, considered a safe haven, was extended yesterday to reach its highest level in 14 years, as concerns over France’s tense public finances and continuing street protests undermined market confidence.
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