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France Collapsed Its Government. Why Stocks Are Rising.


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Published in Politics and Government on Thursday, December 5th 2024 at 21:31 GMT by MSN   Print publication without navigation

  • Prime Minister Michel Barnier's loss of the vote late Wednesday is just the latest step in the country's political turmoil.

The article from MSN discusses the unexpected rise in stock prices following the collapse of the French government. Despite the political turmoil, which saw Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne resign and President Emmanuel Macron dissolve the National Assembly, financial markets reacted positively. This counterintuitive market response is attributed to several factors: firstly, the anticipation that the political instability might lead to more business-friendly policies in the future; secondly, the belief that the dissolution could pave the way for a more stable government, potentially reducing uncertainty. Additionally, investors might be betting on the resilience of the French economy and its ability to weather political changes. The article also notes that global economic conditions, including positive developments in other major economies, could be overshadowing the French political crisis, thereby supporting a bullish market sentiment.

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