French 10-Year Yield Set for Biggest Quarterly Jump Since 1987
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France’s 10-year bond yield heads for biggest quarterly surge since 1987
France's bond yields have been rising sharply, with September seeing the largest increase in decades. Investors are concerned about inflation as energy costs continue to rise, impacting fiscal stability. The government plans to issue €340 billion in bonds next year, which could strain its fiscal position further. Economic indicators suggest that pressures on interest rates may remain elevated going forward.
Those who lend money to the French state for ten years receive a 4,87 % return. Those who lend money to Germany receive "only 3,60 %. With a current 4,49 % even Greece currently pays less return than Paris, also Italy is at 4,66 % lower! The bond yields are on the rise worldwide. The reasons very briefly summarized: High inflation by [...] The post France bond yield 1.27 percentage points above Germany – alarm signal appeared first on financial …
On the eve of the budget presentation, the gap between the yield of the 10-year OAT and that of the Bund of the same maturity jumped to 127 basis points, for the first time since 2012, exceeding the scenarios feared by the strategists.
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