France’s growing debt woes: How bond markets set countries’ borrowing costs
- France’s borrowing costs have surged amid the worst social unrest in the country in decades.
- Yields on French bonds have risen to their highest levels in nearly a quarter of a century as investors demand higher returns for taking on government debt.
- The surge reflects a growing conviction in bond markets that lending to France is becoming an increasingly risky proposition.
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- France’s borrowing costs have surged amid the worst social unrest in the country in decades.
- Yields on French bonds have risen to their highest levels in nearly a quarter of a century as investors demand higher returns for taking on government debt.
- The surge reflects a growing conviction in bond markets that lending to France is becoming an increasingly risky proposition.
Sources: Al Jazeera