The net profit of the French bank Crédit Agricole in the third quarter increased by 11% compared to a year, to 1.99 billion euros. Revenue rose 8 percent to 7.09 billion euros, and fixed income trading revenue rose 8.3 percent, Reuters reported. At the same time, the bank's CEO Olivier Gualde warned that the political and fiscal instability in France is leading to a slowdown in investments and may reduce the demand for loans in the coming months, writes Bloomberg.