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The French Republic Government Bond 3.20% May 25, 2035 is a debt instrument issued by the government of France, representing its commitment to pay back the principal amount on the maturity date along with periodic interest payments. This bond, maturing in 2035, provides a fixed annual coupon rate of 3.20%, contributing to predictable income for investors throughout its term. Government bonds are crucial tools for raising funds to finance public expenditures and projects, thus playing a significant role in the national budget. They are also a reflection of the country's creditworthiness and economic stability, often attracting institutional investors seeking reliable, long-term investment vehicles. These bonds impact sectors like public infrastructure, education, and healthcare by channeling essential resources for development and maintenance. Within financial markets, government bonds are utilized in portfolio diversification strategies due to their low-risk profile and are vital components in measuring economic performance and interest rate expectations.
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France
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