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"name": "Why are Eurozone peripheral countries seeing improved debt market performance?",
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"text": "Eurozone peripheral countries that have implemented fiscal consolidation measures after the 2010 debt crisis are being rewarded by investors, who are now more selective and differentiating within the Eurozone."
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"name": "What factors are contributing to France's higher risk premium in the Eurozone?",
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"text": "France's higher risk premium is attributed to its fiscal imbalances and a perceived lack of government credibility in managing public accounts, especially after recent political instability."
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"name": "How is Germany's increased spending impacting the Eurozone debt market?",
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"text": "Germany's announced increase in public spending to reactivate its economy is viewed favorably for peripheral debt, signaling a broader European effort to stimulate economic growth through fiscal measures."
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"name": "What role does the ECB's Transmission Protection Instrument (TPI) play in the eurozone debt market?",
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"text": "The ECB's Transmission Protection Instrument (TPI) provides support for peripheral debt by acting as a mechanism to prevent fragmentation in the debt market during times of turbulence."
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"name": "Which EU member states are candidates to join the Eurozone?",
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