France Sells Bonds Due in 2066

The video discusses France's strategy to extend bond maturities, comparing it with other countries like Ireland. It highlights the stability of ECB rates and the reasons investors are interested in long-term debt, including historical returns and market trends. The impact of eurozone dynamics and EQE on yields is also covered. The video concludes with a comparative analysis of debt profiles in France, the UK, and Belgium, noting the potential benefits for pension funds.

What historical context is provided regarding France's issuance of 50-year bonds?

What are the potential implications of other countries following France's lead in issuing long-term debt?