French Consumer Confidence Drops to 13-Year Low After Rioting

French consumer confidence hit its lowest point in 13 years in October, driven by a combination of economic and social turmoil. This decline follows a series of shocks, including a bond market selloff and widespread protests that turned violent, causing significant public unrest. The drop in consumer confidence signals broader economic unease and could have lasting implications for government spending and economic policy. For a detailed report, check out the Bloomberg article.