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Borrowing costs for the French government on Tuesday climbed to their highest level since last November following President Emmanuel Macron's surprise decision to call a parliamentary election. At one stage, the yield on 10-year French bonds - that is the return the French government has to pay buyers of its debt - was up as much as 10 basis points at 3.2%, the Telegraph reported. Markets analyst Tina Teng told Euronews: "Basically, investors are fleeing French markets. The bond yields rise implies sell off in French government bonds amid uncertainties, coupled with the drop in its stock marke...
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In Chinese President Xi Jinping’s recent visit to Serbia, he extolled bonds “forged with blood” between the two countries from NATO’s bombing of Belgrade. Yet, it is concerns over future aggression, not past wars, that have the world focused on China. The Biden administration, the US Congress, and other governments have raised alarms about China’s military build-up, arguing that Western investors should not be sending money to Chinese companies that are helping to support the People’s Liberation Army (PLA). As the UK non-profit Hong Kong Watch explained in a statement before the House of Lords...
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