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How France's Debt Crisis Fueled Protests
01 THE MACHINE READ
WHY IT MATTERS.
French debt stress and protests raise the risk of wider euro-area sovereign spreads, pressuring the euro and peripheral bonds.
French fiscal strain tests euro-area bond markets
French budget votes and rating actions
Political resolution could quickly calm spreads
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Student protests in France are exposing a deeper crisis in the European Union’s second-largest economy, which is caught between political anger, mounting debt and nervous bond markets. What the Student Protests Mean for France: It’s Not May ’68, Yet: https://bloom.bg/3VNcEbi Lousy school condition
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THE RECORD, IN ORDER.
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03 WHO'S INVOLVED
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