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Giani: France Pension Reforms Will Be Difficult

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 20 October 2026, 09:57 UTC 1 min read
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The Opening Trade Oct 20th, 2026 Giani: France Pension Reforms Will Be Difficult Giada Giani, European Economist at Citi, on French budget concerns following a period of violent unrest. "The bond market in France will remain in a very fragile situation until the Spring of 2027." Giani speaks with Bloomberg's Guy Johnson and Anna Edwards on "The Opening Trade."

The Opening Trade Oct 20th, 2026 Giani: France Pension Reforms Will Be Difficult Giada Giani, European Economist at Citi, on French budget concerns following a period of violent unrest. "The bond market in France will remain in a very fragile situation until the Spring of 2027." Giani speaks with Bloomberg's Guy Johnson and Anna Edwards on "The Opening Trade."
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