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France's 10-year borrowing rate has exceeded 4.89% on Thursday, its highest level since 2002. This surge is taking place while the state plans to raise a record €340 billion in markets in 2027.
This is a sign of investors' growing distrust of French debt, before the government's 2027 budget was presented this Thursday.
The French 10-year borrowing rate reached its highest level since 2002 on Thursday, before the presentation of the 2027 budget. "The real catch up to us." France's 10-year maturity rate was on Thursday morning at its highest level since 2002, a sign of the investor's growing distrust of French debt, shortly before the presentation of the 2027 budget by the government. The yield of state bonds on the secondary bond market, where debt was already …
France's financing cost continues to rise. On Thursday October 1st, the yield of French debt at the age of ten reached 4.92% in the morning. A level that had not been observed since 2002. This tension comes as the public debt now reaches 3.595.5 billion euros and the government presents its draft budget for 2027. France is experiencing both the global rise in long rates and a higher risk premium linked to its public finances.
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