According to a Deutsche Bank survey, France is the country most likely to experience a government bond crisis in the next two years, surpassing other countries such as the United Kingdom and the United States. The survey was conducted from September 22 to 25, and more than half of the respondents rated France as the most vulnerable in a given list of countries. With around 20% of the vote, the United Kingdom is in second place, and the US is in third place. French bonds have been under pressure for more than a year as successive prime ministers have made it difficult to push forward reforms to reduce public spending and reduce deficits. An indicator of borrowing costs — France's 10-year yield is now on par with Italy, which has historically been viewed as a model of the region's fiscal irresponsibility until Prime Minister Meloni began a period of political stability. Italy ranked fifth and Japan fourth in the Deutsche Bank survey.

According to a Deutsche Bank survey, France is the country most likely to experience a government bond crisis in the next two years, surpassing other countries such as the United Kingdom and the United States. The survey was conducted from September 22 to 25, and more than half of the respondents rated France as the most vulnerable in a given list of countries. With around 20% of the vote, the United Kingdom is in second place, and the US is in third place. French bonds have been under pressure for more than a year as successive prime ministers have made it difficult to push forward reforms to reduce public spending and reduce deficits. An indicator of borrowing costs — France's 10-year yield is now on par with Italy, which has historically been viewed as a model of the region's fiscal irresponsibility until Prime Minister Meloni began a period of political stability. Italy ranked fifth and Japan fourth in the Deutsche Bank survey.