Global investors are evaluating the financial losses caused by large-scale violence over the weekend, and French assets were once again examined on Monday. French credit default swaps and French-German bond yield spreads will widen, and the French CAC40 index is likely to fall. The company estimates that repairing the damage caused by the riots would cost hundreds of millions of euros. Since the stock index hit an annual high in early August this year, its market value has fallen by more than 11%. Although its profit yield of 7% may seem attractive, in an environment where interest rates generally reach 5%, the safety cushion provided by French stocks may be adjusted, which means that in the quarter before the presidential election in April next year, the French stock market is likely to continue to outperform the market.

Global investors are evaluating the financial losses caused by large-scale violence over the weekend, and French assets were once again examined on Monday. French credit default swaps and French-German bond yield spreads will widen, and the French CAC40 index is likely to fall. The company estimates that repairing the damage caused by the riots would cost hundreds of millions of euros. Since the stock index hit an annual high in early August this year, its market value has fallen by more than 11%. Although its profit yield of 7% may seem attractive, in an environment where interest rates generally reach 5%, the safety cushion provided by French stocks may be adjusted, which means that in the quarter before the presidential election in April next year, the French stock market is likely to continue to outperform the market.