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French–German 10-year bond spread reportedly reaches its highest level in more than a decade

A post puts the spread at around 140 basis points and says French government debt is approaching 120% of GDP.

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A post says the spread between French and German 10-year government bonds has risen to around 140 basis points, its highest level in more than a decade. It points to France’s budget deficit, which it says remains above 5% of GDP, and political uncertainty, including protests against planned budget cuts. The post draws a comparison with earlier European debt crises but says France differs from the weaker economies at their center.

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Global Markets Investor@GlobalMktObservFrance’s sovereign debt crisis is intensifying: The spread between 10-year French and German government bonds has surged to around 140 basis points, its highest level in more than a decade. The move reflects growing market fears as France’s budget deficit remains above 5% of GDP and government debt approaches 120% of GDP. France’s political class has struggled to regain control of public finances, while rising global borrowing costs are making investors increasingly cautious toward overstretched governments. Political uncertainty is adding to the pressure, with hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets to protest planned budget cuts, as teachers, nurses and civil servants join strikes against austerity. The spread has reached levels that evoke memories of previous European debt crises, although France remains fundamentally different from the weaker economies at the center of the 2010s sovereign debt crisis. France is becoming the new epicenter of Europe’s sovereign debt stress.1h
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    Global Markets Investor@GlobalMktObservFrance’s sovereign debt crisis is intensifying: The spread between 10-year French and German government bonds has surged to around 140 basis points, its highest level in more than a decade. The move reflects growing market fears as France’s budget deficit remains above 5% of GDP and government debt approaches 120% of GDP. France’s political class has struggled to regain control of public finances, while rising global borrowing costs are making investors increasingly cautious toward overstretched governments. Political uncertainty is adding to the pressure, with hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets to protest planned budget cuts, as teachers, nurses and civil servants join strikes against austerity. The spread has reached levels that evoke memories of previous European debt crises, although France remains fundamentally different from the weaker economies at the center of the 2010s sovereign debt crisis. France is becoming the new epicenter of Europe’s sovereign debt stress.1h
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