克鲁格曼称法国或已“大到不能救”
Nobel winner Krugman says France may have become 'too big to save'
Nobel Prize-winning economist Krugman said in his Substack blog on Thursday that France's fiscal path is unsustainable and may have gone from "too big to fail" to "too big to save." Former European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet told CNBC on Friday that the French government must come up with a credible deficit reduction plan as one of the conditions for activating the ECB's TPI tool.
Krugman's judgment connects France's fiscal predicament with the risk framework of the European debt crisis. If the market prices France as "too big to save," it may amplify doubts about the euro zone's policy support capabilities and affect the euro's exchange rate fluctuations. Traders need to pay attention to whether France's deficit reduction plan can meet the conditions for the activation of the European Central Bank's TPI, as well as the linked changes in the safe-haven properties of the euro and gold during this process.
克鲁格曼把法国财政困境与欧债危机对照，并结合特里谢对TPI激活条件的说明，提供了判断危机升级路径的参考。
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