Ecartul dintre ratele dobânzilor la împrumuturile franceze și germane depășește pragul simbolic de 1,5 puncte

The gap between France's and Germany's ten-year loan interest rates has surpassed 1.5 points, raising concerns about French debt amid recent violence. Analysts highlight that France's budgetary and political challenges may lead to ongoing volatility in European sovereign debt markets. As of Tuesday morning, France's borrowing rate was 4.96%, compared to Germany's 3.43%. This widening spread indicates investor distrust in French debt, which is now more expensive than that of Italy and Spain. Investor caution is expected to persist until the upcoming presidential elections in 2027, especially with Moody's set to reassess France's credit rating, which currently has a negative outlook.