France's 5-year sovereign CDS remains at 80 basis points, near multi-year highs.
The cost of insuring French government debt against default (5-year sovereign CDS) currently stands at 80 basis points, slightly below last week's multi-year high of 84 basis points. This reflects investor concerns about France's political instability and fiscal health, as they closely watch whether the government can secure parliamentary support to pass its 2027 budget and proposed spending cuts, aimed at addressing growing debt sustainability issues.
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