French Central Bank Head Warns France Risks Being 'Strangled by Interest Rates'
UKPulse Money Desk
Emmanuel Moulin, head of the French central bank, has warned that France is at risk of being 'strangled by interest rates', despite recent 'serious and worrying' market moves.
- Emmanuel Moulin, head of the French central bank, issued a warning about the risk of France being 'strangled by interest rates'.
- Moulin stated that France can still reassure bond investors.
- The warning follows 'serious and worrying' market moves in recent days.
Emmanuel Moulin, the head of the French central bank, has cautioned that France is at risk of being 'strangled by interest rates'. This warning comes amid what he described as 'serious and worrying' market moves observed in recent days.
Despite these concerns, Moulin indicated that France retains the ability to reassure bond investors.