While most European bond markets are relatively stable, the situation in France is causing serious concern. Yields on 10-year sovereign bonds have reached 3.05%, an exceptionally high level for a major eurozone economy. This dynamic reflects a combination of economic tensions and political dysfunction, which is reinforcing doubts about the country’s fiscal management. With public debt exceeding 112% of GDP and a deficit stagnating above 6%, France stands out as a case of concern within the European Union. These developments signal a loss of investor confidence, but they also highlight the urgent need for structural reforms to avoid a further deterioration in its position in financial markets.
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