The yield spread between French and German government bonds reaches a new high since 2011; the euro falls to a 10-week low against the pound.
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Finland schedules a treasury bill auction of up to 2 billions euros on October 13.
Finnish Ministry of Finance: Finland will hold an auction of euro-denominated Treasury bills on October 13, with a maximum auction amount of 2 billions euros.