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French yields at 2008 crisis levels as budget battle looms
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French borrowing costs have risen to the highest level since the global financial crisis, coinciding with stocks falling to a one-month low. The move is occurring as presidential candidates face off in the first debate ahead of a key vote next year, adding political uncertainty that is weighing on risk appetite.
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