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France’s Public Debt Crisis Deepens as Bond Yields Rise and High School Riots Spread

By Paul de Neuville, Paris correspondent, for Eurasia Business News – October 4, 2026. Article no 3192 France entered October facing a dangerous combination of rising borrowing costs, political instability and escalating protests in high schools. The country’s benchmark 10-year government bond yield approached 4.9%, while the draft 2027 budget imposed tens of billions of […]

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Fiscal and political concerns in Paris are keeping French bond yields near multi-year highs, widening the gap with Germany and putting fresh pressure on the euro.

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In summary: High schools, the government under very high tension. Providers, teachers: the new targets. Law breaker-pays, what will change? Debt, totally out of control? (Replay LCI).

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The unprecedented accumulation of intense crises reveals the attitude of the French to school, to work, to a social model that no longer has its economic means and to politics.

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L'Opinion broke the news on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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