French bond yields near 24-year high

French government bond yields have risen, nearing their highest levels in over 24 years, with 10-year bond yields reaching approximately 4.96%, the highest since July 2002. This comes amid growing concerns over ongoing protests and escalating social and political tensions in France. These pressures have widened the gap between French and German 10-year yields, as France faces increasing challenges in reducing its fiscal deficit, especially with new demonstrations and popular unrest following riots and protests against rising living costs and fuel prices. Conversely, German 10-year bond yields fell to 3.43%, driven by demand for safe-haven assets, while rising oil prices continue to fuel inflation fears and support the European Central Bank's potential hike in interest rates.

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