A series of recent polls indicate that France's far-right party, National Rally (Rassemblement National), led by Marine Le Pen, is poised to win an absolute majority in the upcoming snap parliamentary elections. The Ipsos poll for the Financial Times reveals that 25% of respondents have the most confidence in National Rally to manage economic issues, compared to 22% for the leftwing New Popular Front and 20% for President Emmanuel Macron's alliance. An Ifop-Fiducial poll shows National Rally and allies at 35.5%, the leftist alliance at 29%, and Macron's centrist party at 21%. The potential victory of the far-right party could have significant implications for France's private markets, including rising borrowing costs and limited access to international talent. Despite concerns over its unfunded tax cutting and spending plans, French voters trust National Rally more than any other party to manage the economy and public finances. The election, set to culminate on July 7, is taking place in a deeply fractured political landscape, with National Rally leading ahead of Macron's centrist party and the leftist alliance.
French Trust Marine Le Pen’s Rn Most On Economy, FT Poll Suggests https://t.co/r2pIjSp3ns
Emmanuel Macron’s best hope in the French election is that support for the National Rally, Marine Le Pen’s hard-right party, will dwindle at the national ballot box. Bookmark this page to stay on top of the vote https://t.co/DlNlDYEyaM 👇
Ahead of a two-round election for France’s own legislature culminating July 7, National Rally is leading a pack of parties in a deeply fractured political field, Lee @Hockstader writes: https://t.co/I4NqJ14Ktc
Within two weeks France could have a hard-left or hard-right government. That prospect has led to alarm in financial markets. Both blocs’ agendas are “dangerous for the economy”, according to the head of MEDEF, a business federation https://t.co/qyIyoqa7tM 👇
An Ipsos poll for the @FT “found that 25% of respondents have most confidence in Marine Le Pen’s RN to take the correct decisions on economic issues compared with 22% for the leftwing New Popular Front and just 20% for Macron’s alliance.” https://t.co/ECsHqRMVlZ
France, Ifop-Fiducial poll: RN and allies-ID: 35.5% (+0.5) NFP-LEFT|G/EFA|S&D: 29% Ensemble-RE: 21% (-0.5) LR/Divers droite-EPP: 7% (+0.5) Far-left candidates: 1.5% (+0.5) REC-ECR: 1% (-0.5) Divers gauche-*: 1% Divers centre-*: 1% +/- vs. 18-21 June 2024 Fieldwork:… https://t.co/rbzaqLfAv9
#France | New Polls Show French National Rally Forging Ahead of Macron - Bloomberg
🇫🇷 #France | New Polls Show French National Rally Forging Ahead of Macron - Bloomberg https://t.co/WT8bmeKWSe
French voters trust the far-right Rassemblement National more than any other party to manage the economy and public finances despite its unfunded tax cutting and spending plans and lack of government experience - @FT The findings in an Ipsos poll for the Financial Times show the… https://t.co/1SU4kDoxsI
#BREAKING Marine Le Pen is clearly leading in French polls. Her party is set to win an absolute majority of seats in the French parliament. https://t.co/GPXlg6H4iQ
More polls show France’s National Rally forging ahead of Macron https://t.co/aJ7L9Ap5Wo via @a_rajbhandari https://t.co/GkdWBRE5fL
Contrary to common perception, the economy still ranks ahead of immigration for French voters, who trust Le Pen’s RN party over the leftist alliance and Macron’s centrist party. It’s very much a case of “having tried everything else, voters are willing to give the RN a try”. https://t.co/IUsePCG8Hn https://t.co/4YdGdnn4Dk
France’s National Rally continues to cement its lead a week before the country’s snap parliamentary vote https://t.co/lhfgXwLguT
French trust Marine Le Pen’s RN most on economy, FT poll suggests via @FT https://t.co/Ga6fY8B0wT
French voters trust the far-right Rassemblement National more than any other party to manage the economy and public finances despite its unfunded tax cutting and spending plans and lack of government experience. The findings in an Ipsos poll for the Financial Times show the… https://t.co/YclRrt2NJ6
A potential victory for far-right party Rassemblement National in the upcoming French parliamentary election could have significant consequences for the country's private markets, including rising borrowing costs and limited access to international talent. https://t.co/3iBYmkNipD
France’s National Rally confirms lead in snap election polls https://t.co/qT0fwU7JcX via @a_rajbhandari https://t.co/Or8FcPp2NX
A new poll shows France's far-right party may win an absolute majority in the new parliament https://t.co/tM0AXuDGUR