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Published on: 03/10/2026 - 21:03

In today's economics segment, we discuss with Ahed Al-Klass the rise in French, German, and American government bond yields, and what this reveals about financial market trends and the risks of borrowing. French 10-year bond yields exceed 4.90%. US Treasury bond yields for 10 years reach 5.23%. German bond yields are close to 3.50%. What explains this rise? What is the difference between investing in French, German and American bonds? How do we balance return, credit risk and currency risk?

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