2026-11-07 09:00 UTC | BLOCK 974909
BITCOIN $76,100 | GOLD $4,076 | OIL $96.93
1. France Pledges €5 Billion for Schools as Its Borrowing Premium Hits a 2011 High
-- The government plans €4 billion in low-interest loans for school renovation by 2030 and €1 billion for universities by 2029 amid nationwide protests, while the 10-year spread over German Bunds has reached about 1.6 percentage points, its widest since the eurozone debt crisis.
-- Debt near 120% of GDP puts the interest bill at more than €79 billion this year, projected to reach €125-132 billion by 2030, so refinancing low-coupon bonds at current yields competes directly with the new spending. With 56% of French households receiving more in transfers than they pay in tax, neither the National Rally nor France Unbowed has an electoral reason to consolidate.
2. Russian Missiles Hit Kyiv and Zhytomyr Power as Trilateral Talks Are Set for Tuesday
-- An overnight ballistic attack damaged energy facilities in the Kyiv and Zhytomyr regions, injured five people including a 14-year-old and cut heating and water supply while closing traffic on a bridge over the Dnipro, and negotiators from Russia, Ukraine and the United States are due in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday.
-- Substations and a river crossing struck in one raid split repair crews between generation and supply routes before winter, and the death toll from Monday's bombing of an aid point in Komyshuvakha has reached 55. The Abu Dhabi round is the fourth brokered by Washington and still leaves territory and security guarantees unresolved.
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