French Bond Yields Continue to Soar as Spanish PM Resigns: Markets Live
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France's bond rates are rising, Paris is now paying more than Italy and Greece. Memories of the euro crisis are waking up – and of the ECB's rescue at that time. But this is exactly the scenario that would have a high price this time.
While investors demand an ever higher remuneration to lend to France, some go so far as to separate themselves from their tricolored bonds to the benefit of Japanese or German debt. If the phenomenon remains contained at this stage, it shows a heightened concern at the...
The financial situation for France is becoming more and more threatening. How long can the ECB watch?
Last week, France's ten-year maturity borrowing rate was close to 5%, a sign of growing distrust of its debt. Are markets starting to let us loose? TF1 economic specialist François Lenglet delivers his focus on the 20H plateau. - "France has sold its independence": François Lenglet's focus on our worrying borrowing rate (Economy).
INTERVIEW - As the rates at which France borrows fly away, Anthony Morlet-Lavidalie, head of France at the Rexecode Institute, deciphers the risks to the French economy.
France has a debt problem for a long time, but this has now become bigger and more dangerous, as the new debate among investors shows.
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