French financial worries drive investors to safe assets

The euro price declined to its lowest level in 17 months at 1.1161 dollars, due to concerns about France's fiscal sustainability and political uncertainties ahead of the April 2027 elections. This decline comes amid a wave of selling in the bond market, with deteriorating confidence in France’s financial policies and rising debt risks. Conversely, rising U.S. Treasury yields and safe-haven flows supported the dollar, which increased by 0.47% to reach 102.37 points, despite a downward revision in expectations for U.S. interest rate hikes. Financial and political risks in France are mounting, and these conditions are influencing currency movements and global debt instruments.

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