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France Faces Highest Bond Yields Since 2008 Amid Deficit Concerns
France has been forced to offer higher interest rates on newly issued government bonds, marking its most expensive borrowing cycle since the 2008 financial crisis. Market anxiety stems from growing concerns over the country’s widening fiscal deficit and debt sustainability.
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