Bond Pressure Revives Fears of Eurozone's Not-so-Old Debt Crisis
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The sharp rise in eurozone government bond yields, or the significant fall in their market price, has brought back to the surface the horrors of the debt crisis of a decade and a half ago, but analysts and investors say the banking sector is significantly more resilient today than it was then, although it is far from invulnerable.
Bond selloff revives debate about euro zone banks' 'doom loop'
The rise in bond rates in the euro area revives the debate on the "infernal loop" that links the health of banks to that of the states. European institutions hold 4300 billion euros of sovereign debt, but their capital reserves are stronger than during the crisis of the 2010s. L的article Debt crisis: Can European banks resist a new shock? appeared first on Cointribune.
The sell-off in bonds in France and the entire eurozone is rekindling the question of whether the banking crisis is returning...
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