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French Borrowing Costs Top Italy’s in Historic Market Shift

Summary by Bloomberg
A measure of France’s borrowing costs exceeded Italy’s for the first time in the euro zone’s history, demonstrating how investor concerns over fiscal policy are redrawing the region’s bond markets.

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Following the fall of the Bayrou government, French 10-year bond rates rose to the same level as those of Italy.

On September 9, 2025, the bond market reacted brutally to François Bayrou's resignation and the ensuing political instability. Investors propelled the rate of French state bonds to 10 years at 3.48%, the same level as Italian securities. An unprecedented alignment of yields: France caught up by Italy The rate of French OAT at 10 years reached 3.48%, while the return on Italian bonds was 3.50%. "The return on French loans at 10 years was up at ar…

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Portfolio Adviser broke the news in on Monday, September 8, 2025.
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