The French election could have a negative impact on EU markets
The first round of voting in France's National Assembly elections ended on Sunday.
moreThe first round of voting in France's National Assembly elections ended on Sunday.
moreAs an important economy in Europe and a core member of the European Union, France's election results may have a significant impact on the European market and even the global market.
moreOn July 1, 2024, after the first round of French parliamentary elections ended, European stock markets rose, led by French bank stocks.
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moreAs the French National Assembly elections approach, the two rounds of voting scheduled for June 30 and July 7 are at the nerve of European and global markets.
moreOn June 30th local time, the first round of voting for the French National Assembly elections came to an end.
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