French Stock Market Plunges Amid Weekend Violence and Protests
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The Paris Stock Exchange experienced a significant downturn on Monday and Tuesday, with the CAC-40 index losing 1.11% and 0.38% respectively, following violent protests across France over the weekend. The decline was accompanied by an increase in France's borrowing costs, with the yield on ten-year bonds reaching a two-decade high of 4.880%. The banking, automotive, and energy sectors were among the hardest hit, while consulting and stock exchange operators saw modest gains. Investors expressed concerns about French public debt and the potential impact of the unrest on the country's financial credibility.
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