America's bond market may be catching a break — thanks to France
France is the latest flashpoint in the global bond selloff as mounting debt worries rattle investors and send government borrowing costs higher.
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# Summary France's escalating debt concerns are intensifying the global bond selloff, driving up government borrowing costs and creating volatility in Treasury markets as investors reassess risk across developed economies. The French bond market turmoil represents a potential contagion risk for U.S. Treasuries, though some analysts suggest the market focus on European debt problems could temporarily redirect selling pressure away from American bonds.
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