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Bundesbank Chief Rejects French Far-Left Plan to Cancel Debt
Source: Bloomberg
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Bundesbank chief Joachim Nagel warned that a French far-left plan to cut France’s debt by canceling the portion held by central banks would violate EU rules and “could lead to hyperinflation.” The remarks raise risk around sovereign-debt financing assumptions and the policy path for France, likely increasing volatility in euro-area sovereign credit and inflation expectations.
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