France's finance minister said investors' risk premia on French government bonds have risen sharply in recent weeks but the bond market is operating normally and does not require a 'hand of God' intervention. He said global markets are repricing debt outlooks, inflation and monetary policy expectations, and that policymakers must acknowledge the shift and respond appropriately. He added that central banks must reassure markets they will fulfil their duties.

2026-10-08

France's finance minister said investors' risk premia on French government bonds have risen sharply in recent weeks but the bond market is operating normally and does not require a 'hand of God' intervention. He said global markets are repricing debt outlooks, inflation and monetary policy expectations, and that policymakers must acknowledge the shift and respond appropriately. He added that central banks must reassure markets they will fulfil their duties.