France's 10-year borrowing costs once again surpassed 5% in early Paris trading on Thursday, a day after hitting their highest level since 2002. The country is recovering from its worst urban unrest in years and faces the possibility of further conflicts, exacerbating market concerns about France's fiscal situation. Analysts expect market pressure to persist in the short term amid domestic and international uncertainties but believe the situation is far from escalating into another Eurozone crisis.