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France’s 10-year bond yield reportedly nears 5% amid fiscal worries

One post says the euro was at a 17-month low and a national strike had been called for November 5.

Michael A. Gayed, CFAMA
Dana Smith ✝️ 🇺🇸DS
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An October 6 post says France’s 10-year bond yield was near 5% after its worst quarter since 1987. It also says the euro was at a 17-month low and a national strike had been called for November 5. Another post describes a Glenn Beck video arguing that France’s debt troubles could foreshadow an economic collapse in the US.

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Michael A. Gayed, CFA@leadlagreportFrance is having a bond crisis nobody names. The French 10-year sits near 5 percent after its worst quarter since 1987, with a national strike called for November 5. A fiscal premium the ECB cannot cut, oil above 100 dollars. The euro at a 17-month low.1h
Dana Smith ✝️ 🇺🇸@DanaJSmith1234Europe is on the verge of collapse! In this video, Glenn Beck argues that France's current debt crisis serves as a "dress rehearsal" for a potential economic collapse in the United States (0:22). He warns that government spending and lack of fiscal discipline are setting the stage for major instability. Key themes and takeaways include: The State of France: France currently holds €3.6 trillion in public debt (0:33), with a deficit at 5.5%—double what European Union rules allow (0:58). Beck notes that upcoming budget cuts to education and social programs are likely to spark civil unrest (1:06-1:34). The Lessons of Greece: Beck reflects on the 2008 Greek debt crisis (2:15) as a historical parallel, highlighting how social rage against austerity measures led to political chaos, violence, and the rise of both far-left and far-right extremist parties (3:13-5:00). The 'Lifeguard' Problem: Beck explains that Greece was saved by Germany acting as a "lifeguard" (6:35). However, he argues that the current crisis is too large for any single country to save (7:14), and that major economies, including Germany, Britain, and the United States, are also struggling with massive debt, meaning there will be no one left to act as a rescue "lifeguard" when the next crisis hits (7:31-8:30). Calls to Action: Beck urges viewers to take proactive steps: Demand responsible government budgets (12:58). Be aware of what children are being taught in schools (13:03). Hold leaders accountable and maintain "zero tolerance" for ideological extremism (13:18). https://youtu.be/vi_Dl0pD19Y?is=5zyzx3N0aUVgLaex1h
zerohedge@zerohedgeDon't Trust The 'Le Pen Bounce': Goldman Lays Out Three Cheap Tail Hedges For The Next Leg Of France's Bond Rout https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/dont-trust-le-pen-bounce-goldman-lays-out-three-cheap-tail-hedges-next-leg-frances-bond-059m
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    Michael A. Gayed, CFA@leadlagreportFrance is having a bond crisis nobody names. The French 10-year sits near 5 percent after its worst quarter since 1987, with a national strike called for November 5. A fiscal premium the ECB cannot cut, oil above 100 dollars. The euro at a 17-month low.1h
    Dana Smith ✝️ 🇺🇸@DanaJSmith1234Europe is on the verge of collapse! In this video, Glenn Beck argues that France's current debt crisis serves as a "dress rehearsal" for a potential economic collapse in the United States (0:22). He warns that government spending and lack of fiscal discipline are setting the stage for major instability. Key themes and takeaways include: The State of France: France currently holds €3.6 trillion in public debt (0:33), with a deficit at 5.5%—double what European Union rules allow (0:58). Beck notes that upcoming budget cuts to education and social programs are likely to spark civil unrest (1:06-1:34). The Lessons of Greece: Beck reflects on the 2008 Greek debt crisis (2:15) as a historical parallel, highlighting how social rage against austerity measures led to political chaos, violence, and the rise of both far-left and far-right extremist parties (3:13-5:00). The 'Lifeguard' Problem: Beck explains that Greece was saved by Germany acting as a "lifeguard" (6:35). However, he argues that the current crisis is too large for any single country to save (7:14), and that major economies, including Germany, Britain, and the United States, are also struggling with massive debt, meaning there will be no one left to act as a rescue "lifeguard" when the next crisis hits (7:31-8:30). Calls to Action: Beck urges viewers to take proactive steps: Demand responsible government budgets (12:58). Be aware of what children are being taught in schools (13:03). Hold leaders accountable and maintain "zero tolerance" for ideological extremism (13:18). https://youtu.be/vi_Dl0pD19Y?is=5zyzx3N0aUVgLaex1h
    zerohedge@zerohedgeDon't Trust The 'Le Pen Bounce': Goldman Lays Out Three Cheap Tail Hedges For The Next Leg Of France's Bond Rout https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/dont-trust-le-pen-bounce-goldman-lays-out-three-cheap-tail-hedges-next-leg-frances-bond-059m
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