French 10 year yield above resistance level

Quote from antelope:

I am probably the only one on this forum that actually looks forward to a complete Euro break up. This is not because I am short or looking at some immediate return from an economic downside of Europe, but because I believe that long term growth in can be achieved only by a return to individual country sovereign financial and political independence.

You can add me to that list.
 
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/...oor-bond-sales-fuel-euro-contagion-fears.html
Philippe Mills, the head of the French debt management office, said on Thursday that recent developments in debt markets were not related to economic fundamentals any more and have become "quite bizarre".
"What is clear is that you have a market environment which has recently developed and which has its own dynamic, its own self-fulfilling prophesy in a way, which is very far from any evaluation of any elements of fundamental analysis of whatever country," he said at the Euro Finance Week in Frankfurt.



French crisis management:
When the market sells Italy, it's Berlusconi's fault, Italy's inability to tackle its problems, and so on.
When the market sells France, it's a bizarre self-fulfilling prophecy :D
I wonder if Sarkozy is still laughing now.
 
Quote from Debaser82:

If Belgium falls we will just move to Germany. :)

that seems a hefty price for germans to pay for for the german invasion of belgium during world war 11
 
Yesterday and today, Spanish yields have been under the spotlight. This is jus after French yields have glamorously returned to lower levels.

http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/GSPG10YR:IND

We all know by now, that the real turning point in the European crisis, is France. The downgrade of France (and the spiking cost of borrowing would immediately send French banks into default and would heavily impact on Germany).

The attempt to turn away attention from this key issue is the last resource for the club Med and you can expect that they will die hard on this.

Does anyone else get the feeling that ECB is orchestrating the crisis?

Anyway, this has been the sequence so far and what will likely be in the next weeks:

Iceland-Ireland-Portugal-Greece-Italy-France-Germany-US-Global meltdown
 
"Iceland-Ireland-Portugal-Greece-Italy-France-Germany-US-Global meltdown"

Iceland-Ireland-Portugal-Greece-Italy-France-US-Germany-Global meltdown
 
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