France's 10-year bond spread vs Germany just crossed 150 basis points again.

That's not a typo. France — historically a core Eurozone country — is now trading like a peripheral economy. The kind of spread you'd expect from Spain or Italy during stress, not from the EU's second-largest economy.

This isn't just a technical blip. Markets are repricing French sovereign risk in real time. Political instability, fiscal concerns, and a government struggling to pass budgets are all showing up in bond yields.

When core turns peripheral, it's a warning sign. Not a crisis yet, but definitely not normal. If you're tracking Eurozone stability or currency risk, this spread is worth watching closely.

France used to anchor the euro alongside Germany. Now it's getting priced closer to the countries it used to look down on. That shift matters.