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Rising Cost of France's Borrowing Compared with Germany and US Amid Investor Concerns
The risk premium investors demand to buy French ten-year bonds compared with German bonds has reached a new record high in 15 years. These increases reflect investors' concern about France's ability to fix its public finances.
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- The risk premium on France's ten-year bonds compared with German bonds rose to its highest level in 15 years on Thursday.
«reached a fresh 15-year high on Thursday as concerns about the country’s ability to repair its public»
BNN Bloomberg - France is now paying a higher borrowing cost than the United States for the first time since 2013.
«France is paying more to borrow than the US for the first time since 2013 after a wave of violent protests»
The Telegraph - The Telegraph linked this development to a wave of violent protests that the country has witnessed.
«after a wave of violent protests stoked investor concerns about the country»
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