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Raising Interest Rates of "Special Concern" According to David Amiel

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"We are not in a financial crisis, but obviously the situation is very worrying," said the minister on Saturday, questioned about France Inter, as the 10-year borrowing rate has approached this 5% week. "Interest rates have risen by one point since July," or "a point of increase in the interest rate on French debt, if ever it was stabilized, that would mean 36 billion euros in addition to interest charges every year in the long run. This is thre…

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"We are not in a financial crisis, but obviously the situation is very worrying," said the minister on Saturday, questioned about France Inter, as the 10-year borrowing rate has approached this 5% week. "Interest rates have risen by one point since July," or "a point of increase in the interest rate on French debt, if ever it was stabilized, that would mean 36 billion euros in addition to interest charges every year in the long run. This is thre…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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This Saturday, a program devoted largely to the state budget. Are we going to a financial crisis? Is the finance bill fair? The counter-budget of the RN, credible? On the menu: debate, reporting, a detour by Los Angeles and an interview with the Minister of Public Accounts.

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Radio France broke the news on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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