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‘Crazy’ French Inversion Shows Credit Is a Haven: Credit Weekly
Source: Bloomberg
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Bond traders are pricing French banks' collateralized bonds as safer than French sovereign debt, an unusual inversion of perceived credit risk. The move signals investor concern over France's fiscal and sovereign-risk outlook and could raise government borrowing costs while highlighting relative confidence in secured bank funding.
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