France’s Debt Hit 119% of GDP, a Post-WWII High While Germany Sits at 64%
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France's national debt has risen to 119 percent of total annual national income. A debt of no more than 60 percent is considered desirable in the EU. But what does this mean? Wilson Boldewijn discusses this with Corné van Zeijl, stock market analyst at Cardano.
France’s debt hit 119% of GDP, a post-WWII high while Germany sits at 64%
The two started at ~60% together when the euro launched, but diverged sharply after 2010.Germany’s constitutional debt brake enforced balanced budgets and primary surpluses, pulling its ratio down from 81% to 59% by 2019.France...
France’s debt reaches 119% of GDP and the deficit will exceed 5% this year. Investors sell bonds in the face of lack of confidence in cuts. The entry France’s debt reaches 119% of GDP: the keys to the risk that threatens to spread to the eurozone appears first in Moncloa.
France's debt reaches 119% of GDP and the differential with Germany reaches 150 basis points, peak since 2012. France's debt income to 119% of GDP: Contagion threatens the European risk premium appears first in Merca2.
France faces its worst fiscal situation in decades with debt of 119% of GDP. Understand how pandemic spending and the political crisis affect the Macron government.
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