Gate.io: The spillover effect of French government bonds is limited

On June 18th, Jinshi Data reported that the interest spread of French government bonds is still high, and the uncertainty will not diminish before the election, but the risk spreading to other bond markets may be controlled. They said, 'We believe that the spillover effect on other interest rate markets will still be limited.' They said that the high uncertainty will continue until the final round of elections on July 7th, so the interest spread of French government bonds may still rise. They said that considering the strategy of far-right politician Marine Le Pen seems to be moderate, the impact on other interest rate markets may still be limited. According to data from Tradeweb, the interest spread between 10-year French government bonds and German government bonds is 72 basis points, a decrease of 2 basis points.
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