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France's 10-year bond yield spreads widen to 24-year high

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French government bond yields hit their widest premium over German equivalents since 2011, driven by fiscal strain from the €43bn budget-tightening measures and persistent eurozone sovereign-debt concerns. EUR/USD and EUR/GBP face pressure as capital rotates toward safer German Bunds; ECB policy divergence and French rating risk now dominate the EUR narrative ahead of 28 October budget clarity.
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@weilo_daniel · 55 minutes ago

Greece 2.0 loading

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@andy_colgate_nottinghill · 55 minutes ago

They need to vote LePen

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@emma_durban · 31 minutes ago

French people refuse to work and are simply speculating on Germany bailing them out when they can't finance their debt anymore

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@morris01kenyatta · 36 minutes ago

Don't worry, the German taxpayer will be forced to bail France out.

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@george_kramer · 38 minutes ago

You would be crazy to buy French bonds or invest monies here. It’s very bad.

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@titi_nwa · 36 minutes ago

Buy SPY or VT and you not only get a better ROI but also you don't have to worry about government giving free money for political reasons.

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@farah_zendaya · 43 minutes ago

The reality of french workforce is that they have the earliest retirement in the developed world at 62 years old, and they have one of the lowest working hours in the world. For comparison, Norway has oil money but norvegians retire LATER than the french. This is a classic entitlement problem.

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@cahaya_dewan · 42 minutes ago

No wrong in retiring early so the young find opportunities

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@emma_durban · 44 minutes ago

What kind of country are we leaving to future generations?

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@dipuo_kefilwe · 46 minutes ago

My parents moved to France when I was 10 and I must say France has fallen from what it used to be back then

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@cahaya_dewan · 46 minutes ago

Say what you want Macron but the markets suggest that time is running out, borrowing is getting more expensive

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@aisley · 48 minutes ago

France walking a tight rope here

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@chris_4eva · 50 minutes ago

So after taking on all the debt, France cannot fund their schools properly, so what was the money used for?

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@weilo_daniel · 49 minutes ago

For funding globalist ideals like Gaza, Ukraine and catering to illegals

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@brenda_lesotho · 52 minutes ago

“Bismillah, c'est les ténèbres”

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@yokoyi · 1 hour ago

Confidence has been lost i the govt

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