Fitch affirmed France's A+ rating but cut its outlook to negative in an unscheduled review, citing weaker growth, higher borrowing costs and a wider deficit. French OATs are expected to come under pressure. The euro rose 0.3% to $1.1194 after a 17-month low. The dollar edged lower ahead of U.S. midterms. The Treasury's quarterly refunding announcement this week is in focus, with attention on buyback plans. J.P. Morgan sees risk the Bank of Israel's final 25 bp cut for November will not be delivered.
Sentimentneutral 50
Neutral · 50 of 100
Impact40
low · stays off the top drivers
Confidence80%
high confidence · single wire
Eventdeveloping
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