U.S., Euro-Zone Bond Yields Rise as France Debt Concerns Intensify

U.S. Treasury and euro-zone government bond yields continued rising, while French bonds underperformed peers as investors questioned whether France can cut its fiscal deficit to 5% of GDP in 2027.

U.S. borrowing costs moved near a multi-decade high as government bond yields climbed. French government debt performed worse than bonds from other euro-zone countries amid concern over the country’s fiscal reduction target.

MainSky Asset Management Chairman 舒尔特 said France’s debt is increasing by about 8% annually. If that pace continues, the country’s debt-to-GDP ratio could reach 130% by the end of 2027.