French bond prices have fully taken into account some of the pessimistic scenarios and have valuable investment opportunities. As the second-largest economy in the Eurozone, France currently has many negative factors: soaring fiscal deficits, large-scale street protests, and a presidential election early next year. These factors may seem unfavorable to investment, but the market may have formed balanced pricing, fully discounting all kinds of risks. Despite financial expenditure problems, France's overall credit rating is still high, and the rating given by Moody's is higher than Japan's. Market concerns about the April election have not been completely dispelled, but the impact on investors has cooled down recently. Polls show that in the critical second round of voting, the far-right candidate Le Pen is expected to beat Melanchon; Melanchon's previous proposal to reduce French debt had triggered a sell-off in the bond market, and this comparison was more favored by investors.

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