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Since the start of the US war on Iran, the interest rate on long-term French bonds has risen more than any other G7 country.
Recent trends show French government bonds, referred to as OAT, experiencing yields surpassing 5% amidst investor apprehension. The recent sell-off is partly due to Japanese investors transitioning from foreign bonds to focus on domestic assets. With an election looming next year, fiscal stability remains uncertain as…
Japanese government bond yields climbed, with the 30-year yield hitting a record high, as investors assessed Prime Minister Sanae Takaichis expansionary fiscal policies and remained cautious ahead of a 10-year bond auction.