FRENCH markets are heading into October with investors keeping a close eye on five pressure points, as concerns over high government debt, political gridlock and a looming presidential election threaten to keep the country’s financial assets under strain.
French bond spreads, futures positioning, equities, credit-default swaps and the euro are all flashing signs of growing investor unease, according to a Reuters report, and these developments could make it harder for the government to rein in its already stretched finances as markets look ahead to the 2027 presidential election.
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