The article describes a dramatic decline in the stock market with references to concerning similarities to the euro crisis. (translated)
The author announced a newsletter that would address, among other things, a possible restriction of the EU veto right regarding expansions, a possible departure from the end of internal combustion engines as part of a Franco-German deal, and the question of a new euro crisis concerning France. He also referred to a Trump statue in the EU Parliament, which he described as naked and gilded. The contribution was tagged with #PATRIOTS. #PATRIOTS https://t.co/irXksraanw #EU #Frankreich #Politik #DE #FR #EU (translated)
In France, concern is growing over a possible new Euro crisis, as public debt and the projected budget deficit of over five percent are unsettling investors and driving up yields on government bonds. #FranzösischeStaatsanleihen #Staatsverschuldung #Eurokrise (translated)

The weakness of Europe, symbolized by a declining euro and rising interest rates, worries investors in the bond market and stirs fears of a possible new financial crisis. #Eurokrise #Finanzmarkt #EZB (translated)

Financial chaos in France leads to a weak euro, which could make your upcoming fuel and heating oil bills more expensive, while concerns about a new debt crisis are increasing in the financial markets. #Eurokrise #Finanzchaos #Inflation (translated)
Furkan Yildirim wrote that his video about a possible "Euro crisis 2.0" as well as the interest and debt crisis had reached many viewers and had been among the most widely viewed in recent weeks. However, all of a sudden, it is hardly being displayed anymore. He asked whether YouTube had restricted its visibility and said he had never experienced anything like this on his channel. Yildirim requested to share his post and the video. https://t.co/f9p3N0TYC9 #Eurokrise #YouTube #Finanzen (translated)
Furkan Yildirim wrote that the euro crisis has returned and is now affecting France. The second-largest economy in the Eurozone has about ten times as much debt as Greece did in 2010. France is now paying more interest than Italy, the risk premium is at its highest level since 2012, and the insurance against a French state bankruptcy has more than doubled within a month, he pointed out. He also referred to burning trash cans in the streets and demands for a debt cut. Yildirim said he had invested a lot of time in a new macro deep dive with nearly 30 charts and graphs, as well as data from 2011 to the present. In it, he claims he wants to address the repetition of the 2011 pattern, past and current ECB decisions, the demand for a debt cut, possible bailout measures or a state bankruptcy, as well as consequences for savings. He also wants to explain what he himself is making of the situation. He asked if he should record the video on the same day. #Eurokrise #Frankreich #Schulden (translated)
France is now paying 1.2% higher interest rates on its national debt than Germany, with a national debt-to-GDP ratio of 119% (Germany: 64%). The euro crisis is returning, more powerful than ever before. https://t.co/Bo0ZNXx4Ax #EuroKrise #Staatsschulden #Wirtschaft #FR #DE (translated)
Und sowohl Le Pen wie Melenchon wollen staatliche Leistungen ausweiten, selbst kleinste Sparideen scheitern. Entweder Deutschland will dauerhaft Frankreich finanzieren oder der Euro ist in wenigen Jahren vorbei. Stellen wir uns darauf ein! https://t.co/rFu4ESO33o #LePen #Melenchon #Eurokrise #DE #FR
Guten Morgen aus Deutschland, wo der Anleihemarkt ein unmissverständliches Signal sendet: Die Rendite 30-jähriger Bundesanleihen ist auf 3,73 % gestiegen, den höchsten Stand seit 2011. Deutschland zahlt damit wieder Finanzierungskosten, wie wir sie zuletzt während der Eurokrise gesehen haben. Die Ära des ultrabilligen Geldes ist vorbei. #Anleihen #Finanzmärkte #Zinsen
Die Zinsen für 30jährige deutsche Staatsanleihen sind so hoch wie während der Euro-Krise 2011 - also kein billiges Geld mehr für den Haushalt. Der Knall wird kommen, denn diese Regierung kann weder sparen noch Wachstum induzieren. https://t.co/VK9EksLJrn #Zinsen #Staatsanleihen #EuroKrise #DE