Ecartul dintre ratele dobânzilor la împrumuturile Franței și Germaniei depășește un punct procentual, pentru prima oară din 2012

The interest rate gap between French and German bonds has reached a record high since 2012, indicating growing investor distrust in French public finances. As of Friday, the French ten-year bond yield was at 4.5%, compared to 3.5% for Germany. This widening spread reflects specific concerns about French debt, despite the Bank of France asserting that it remains attractive. The French government plans a substantial budget effort of €54 billion for 2027 to address the high debt burden, which is seen as necessary for future investments.