France reportedly considers issuing more shorter-term debt amid bond market turmoil, reports WSJ
The headline reports a possible French shift toward shorter-term debt, without details or confirmation; a prior report described planned 2027 issuance of €340 billion.
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France is considering boosting issuance of shorter-term debt, as investors grow more hesitant to lend to the debt-laden country for longer periods. Finance Minister Lescure said France would be "strategic" in issuing new debt at a time when demand from investors has been rattled by the country's deepening financial woes. Lescure added "The reasonable thing to do considering the value in the curve, which I see, would lead us to have a shorter maturity," , "But it's at the margin. We're not traders."
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