Alarmă pe piețele financiare. Franța se împrumută la cele mai mari dobânzi din ultimii 24 de ani

France's borrowing costs have surged past 5% for the first time in 24 years, raising concerns about the government's ability to manage its deficit amid political unrest. This increase follows violent protests and comes just before Moody's rating assessment. Investors are skeptical about fiscal consolidation, as France's borrowing rates now exceed those of Italy and Spain, raising the risk of further financial strain. The widening gap between French and German borrowing costs signals investor unease, with analysts predicting worsening conditions before any improvement.