French yields hit 2002 highs; Bundesbank official calls bond selloff warning sign
A senior Bundesbank official described Europe's bond selloff as a "clear warning sign," and French yields have climbed to levels last seen in 2002, according to the post. The post also cites Paul Krugman saying France may be too large to rescue and Jean-Claude Trichet calling on French politicians to act.
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A senior Bundesbank official called Europe's bond selloff a clear warning sign.
“A senior Bundesbank official used the words clear warning sign to describe Europe's bond selloff”
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French yields have climbed to levels last seen in 2002.
“French yields have now climbed to levels last seen in 2002”
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Paul Krugman has publicly said France may be too large for anyone to rescue.
“Paul Krugman has publicly said France may be too large for anyone to rescue”
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Jean-Claude Trichet called on French politicians to bend.
“Jean-Claude Trichet calling on French politicians to bend”
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