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France's credit outlook splits rating agencies: Fitch turns negative, Moody’s stays stable, bond risk sees biggest drop
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- Fitch warned that France’s debt outlook is worsening, projecting debt to reach 124% of GDP by 2028 amid weak growth. Moody’s kept its Aa3 rating unchanged. Despite a recent rally that narrowed the French-German bond spread, fiscal concerns and budget challenges persist.
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Oct 30, 2026 · Updated 10/31/2026, 2:35:25 AM · Reported with: Mint
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