French-German 10-year yield spread widens to 100 basis points for first time since eurozone debt crisis
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With 10-year bonds at 4.50%, France borrows more expensive than Greece and Italy The gap between the 10-year borrowing rates of France and Germany reached Friday a point of
Shortly before 1 p.m., French 10-year bonds offered creditors a return of 4.50% against 3.50% for the German "Bund".
New alarm for France's financial holding. The spread (spread) between France's ten-year bonds and the German Bund has exceeded 100 basis points. This is the first time since 2012. (ANSA). (ANSA)
Intense turbulence is being recorded in the French debt market, as investors are deeply concerned about the course of the country's public finances.
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French-German 10-year yield spread widens to 100 basis points for first time since eurozone debt crisis
The French-German 10-year bond yield spread has reached 100 basis points for the first time since 2012, driven by France's rising debt and fiscal
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