France 30-year bond yield hits GFC-era high

BREAKING: France’s 30-year bond yield has reached its highest level since the Global Financial Crisis.
That is a major warning signal from the European bond market.
Long-dated yields reflect how investors price inflation, fiscal risk, debt supply, and confidence in future policy.
When a major sovereign borrower sees yields break to crisis-era levels, markets start paying closer attention to deficits and political risk.
For French OATs, the long end of the curve is now sending a clear stress signal.