El rendimiento de la deuda francesa a diez años alcanza su nivel más alto desde 2002
El repunte, que acerca la tasa al 5%, refleja una creciente desconfianza de los inversores hacia la deuda pública francesa.
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El rendimiento de la deuda pública francesa a diez años continuó al alza, alcanzando su nivel más alto desde 2002, según informó Euronews.
El nuevo repunte sitúa la tasa cerca del 5%, un nivel que no se registraba en más de dos décadas.
Según el reporte, este incremento refleja una desconfianza creciente por parte de los inversores hacia la deuda pública francesa, que continúa en aumento.
El informe no detalla las causas específicas que explican el deterioro en la confianza de los mercados ni las medidas que el gobierno francés podría adoptar en respuesta.
Sources
- Francia: el rendimiento de la deuda sigue al alza y marca su máximo desde 2002 — Euronews (Español)
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