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France's 5-year CDS spread hits 45 bps, highest since March 2020
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According to LSEG data reported by 财联社 on September 21, the spread on France's 5-year credit default swaps (CDS) has broken through 45 basis points, reaching its highest level since March 2020. This increase in the CDS spread indicates a rise in perceived credit risk for French sovereign debt, reflecting heightened market concerns about France's fiscal and economic outlook. The level marks a significant milestone, surpassing previous post-pandemic highs and signaling renewed stress in European bond markets. The data point is attributed to LSEG (London Stock Exchange Group) and was published by Chinese financial media outlet 财联社. No further context or commentary was provided in the brief report.
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September 21 – According to data from LSEG, the spread on France's 5-year credit default swaps (CDS) has surpassed 45 basis points, reaching its highest level since March 2020.
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财联社Neutral / independent
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France’s 5-Year CDS Spread Hits 45 Bps, Highest Since March 2020