The yield spread between France and Germany's 10-year government bonds has risen sharply, reaching over 80 basis points as of June 21, the highest level since 2012. This increase in the yield gap indicates a significant divergence in the borrowing costs between the two European countries. The widening spread reflects rising longer-term yields for French bonds compared to their German counterparts.
*FRANCE-GERMANY 10-YEAR YIELD SPREAD CLOSES AT WIDEST SINCE 2012
THE FRANCE-GERMANY 10-YEAR YIELD SPREAD CLOSES AT THE WIDEST SINCE 2012.
10-YEAR YIELD GAP BETWEEN FRANCE, GERMANY CLIMBS ABOVE 80BPS
*10-YEAR YIELD GAP BETWEEN FRANCE, GERMANY CLIMBS ABOVE 80BPS
😳 France - Germany 10yr Government Bond Spread https://t.co/kM2E0NgXTq
French longer-term yields have risen sharply against the German equivalent. https://t.co/c1VI7j0Ecc
France-Germany 10-year spread above 80. Highest since 2012 https://t.co/ewyCB7iniV