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Borrowing costs rise for France, United States and other governments

The report says France and the United States are borrowing at higher costs than Greece, highlighting a broader increase in government and household financing costs. No specific market move or policy action is provided.

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Sustained higher borrowing costs can pressure public finances, investment and household affordability.

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