Debt From France: All Taboos Will Be Targeted
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CHRONIQUE. What would a French debt crisis look like? To avoid a break-up of the euro zone, the EU member countries would be forced out of their comfort zone. Everything will be played on the conditions. At this game, defence against the Russian threat could serve as a currency exchange, writes economist Charles WyploszToday, the debt is 120% of GDP and the interest rates that the government has to pay to continue to borrow to finance its defici…
While the French government may lose its life trying to get a new budget through, interest rates in France have risen so much that they are now above the levels in Italy and Greece. This could ultimately end in a crisis, according to one assessment.
High tension on the OAT, as evidenced by the 10-year yields on the secondary market and the France-Germany spread. And another negative news has just arrived. Bond market / Spread, Public debt, First Floor, Public deficit, France, Oat
Rapidly rising fixed interest rates have heightened fears of a potential French debt crisis. While this seems unlikely, three different scenarios are possible if the worst-case scenario were to occur, according to experts at the Bruegel think tank.
Rampant long-term interest rates have heightened concerns about a possible French debt crisis. That may be unlikely -- but if the worst were to happen, three different scenarios are possible, say the Bruegel think-tank's experts.
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