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Bessent sees no spillover from France bond market’s turmoil

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Market & Financial Impact: Scott Bessent, the US Treasury secretary, expressed that the French bond market will not affect other markets. He acknowledged the economic challenges faced by France amidst ongoing protests and unrest. President Macron's economic team is recognized by Bessent as being highly capable and knowledgeable. Recent protests in France have intensified, leading to increased pressure on the country's debt situation.

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I don't anticipate a spillover from what's happening in France.

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Bessent sees no spillover from France bond market’s turmoil

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