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France and Spain next in firing line as markets up pressure

The immediate focus for the eurozone debt crisis comes today when Italy must raise fresh funds in the market, but political events will take centre stage more long term.

Spain and France look set to be next in line for market pressure -- with both countries facing elections.

Today Italy will attempt to borrow new money and we will find out if markets are prepared to lend to the country, with or without Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi .

Italy will be able to auction government bonds today despite the crisis, but only because big banks have lined up to sell the bonds on to the ECB straight away.

But more long term, French President Nicolas Sarkozy is set to be the next victim of the debt crisis, but France should escape the stigma of a bailout.

The brutal ousting of two prime ministers in less than a week is unprecedented in post-war Europe -- it means the European political scene, as well as the markets, has been thrown into total chaos.

Everyone wants to know where the next pressure point is and France and Spain are closest to the danger zone.

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France and Spain next in firing line as markets up pressure
France and Spain next in firing line as markets up pressure By Donal O'Donovan The immediate focus for the eurozone debt crisis comes today when Italy must raise fresh funds in the market, but political events will take centre stage more long term. Spain and France look set to be next in line for market

Bond yields table: The countries in the debt firing line
Bond yields table: The countries in the debt firing line That, in a nutshell, is the reason for the sovereign debt crisis of the past year. The debts of eurozone periphery countries soared after the banking crisis of 2008/09, alarming investors. Those countries already sitting on big debts from failing to

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discusses the impact of the European sovereign-debt crisis on global financial markets, the European Financial Stability Fund and the outlook for Italy. Young speaks with Mark Crumpton on Bloomberg Television's "Bottom Line.

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Republicans offer tax deal to break debt impasse; Democrats dismiss it
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