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State Debt: Interest Rates Reach Peaks on Markets

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In the United States, the 10-year rate reached 5.34%, compared to 5.29% the previous day, a peak since 2002. Its French equivalent rose to 4.96%, compared to 4.85% the previous day, also a record since 2002. The UK's 10-year debt borrowing rate rose to 5.50%, a new one higher since 2007, and that at 30 years exceeded the 6% threshold for the first time since 1998. Germany's 10-year yield, the European benchmark, rose to 3.64%, before returning t…

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The French government unveils its 2027 budget while the country has one of the highest deficits in Europe. Investors doubt its ability to get the text adopted in a blocked political contextThe long-term interest rates of several countries exceeded two decades old records on Thursday, against the background of rising oil prices and fears about the sustainability of the debt of the states, including the presentation of the 2027 budget by the Frenc…

·Geneva, Switzerland
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In the United States, the 10-year rate reached 5.34%, compared to 5.29% the previous day, a peak since 2002. Its French equivalent rose to 4.96%, compared to 4.85% the previous day, also a record since 2002. The UK's 10-year debt borrowing rate rose to 5.50%, a new one higher since 2007, and that at 30 years exceeded the 6% threshold for the first time since 1998. Germany's 10-year yield, the European benchmark, rose to 3.64%, before returning t…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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The global interest rate turmoil continued on Thursday. US interest rates have reached their highest level in 24 years. Now it will be a nail-biter how high the stock market can withstand. – If interest rates continue to rise, sooner or later they will reach a pain point, says Maria Landeborn, senior strategist at Danske Bank.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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More expensive mortgages and stock market crashes may become a theme going forward. October began with an interest rate shock on the world market, which pushed up interest rates in all major economies to the highest levels in decades.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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More expensive mortgages and stock market crashes may be a theme going forward. October began with an interest rate shock that pushed interest rates in all major economies to their highest levels in decades. “This morning there was a bit of a sense of panic,” says Amanda Sundström, fixed income strategist at SEB.

All bond markets fell, while rates rose between rising energy prices and resilient growth, while investors were concerned about certain fiscal situations such as that of France. However, the stocks showed their resilience.

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borskollen.se broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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