ECB reluctant to intervene as French 10-year bond spreads hit 2011 high
French 10-year bond spreads over Germany have hit their highest level since 2011, raising fears of contagion across Europe. European Central Bank (ECB) officials state that while the ECB could deploy its Transmission Protection Instrument (TPI) to stabilize markets, intervention is not currently justified. They note that with inflation above target, bond purchases carry risks, and insist France must address its own fiscal problems through a credible budget and deficit reduction.
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