Who will come to France's rescue in the event of a debt crisis?

France's bond yields have surpassed 5%, raising concerns about potential external assistance. While the IMF's intervention seems unlikely, the European Central Bank may take action. Currently, France is not in a debt crisis, maintaining strong funding and private savings. Experts suggest addressing the deficit rather than relying on ECB intervention. The spread between French and German interest rates has reached a high, prompting scrutiny from investors and the Finance Ministry. Unlike during the eurozone crisis, Europe now has the European Stability Mechanism to manage financial crises independently.