Cambridge Associates Sees Euro Area Debt Crisis as Unlikely Despite French Fiscal Stress

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Cambridge Associates sees another euro area sovereign debt crisis as unlikely, with contagion from France's fiscal stress remaining limited.
Stronger bank balance sheets, improved peripheral economies' finances and more credible policy backstops have reduced systemic risk.
France's 10-year spread over Germany exceeded 170 basis points for the first time since 2011; its yield topped 5%, a post-2002 first.
The proposed 2027 budget targets a deficit of 5% of GDP, above the EU's 3% threshold, amid political gridlock.
The firm retains overweights to global ex US equities and unhedged global ex US sovereign bonds versus US equivalents, anticipating dollar weakness.

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