The yields on U.S. and European government bonds have risen, increasing concerns over the debt crisis in France

U.S. Treasury and Eurozone government bond yields continue to rise, with U.S. borrowing costs nearing decades-high levels. French government bonds are underperforming compared to other Eurozone countries, as investors express concerns about whether France can reduce its fiscal deficit to 5% of GDP by 2027.

MainSky Asset Management Chairman Schulte pointed out that French debt is growing at an annual rate of about 8%, and if this continues, the debt-to-GDP ratio could reach 130% by the end of 2027.