French 10-Year Bond Yields Surge to Two-Decade High Amid Violent Protests
France's 10-year government bond yield jumped 10 basis points, approaching 5%, a level not seen in two decades. The spread over German bonds widened to 145 basis points, while the euro fell 0.3% and French bank stocks declined, as political unrest and fiscal concerns intensify pressure on French assets.
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