France's stock market is experiencing its worst week since September 2022, driven by fears of a far-right government coming to power. The announcement of snap elections by President Macron has exacerbated market concerns, leading to a significant plunge in European stocks. The prospect of a far-right government has spooked financial markets across Europe, causing widespread volatility. Bloomberg and Financial Times have reported on the market turmoil.
BREAKING: France's stock-market set for worst week since 2022
Bloomberg and Financial Times: French stock market ends worst week since 2022 after Macron announces snap elections and fears of rise of far-right forces https://t.co/J8NANGkAzZ
Breaking news: French stocks are heading for their worst week since September 2022 as the prospect of a far-right government spooks Europe's financial markets https://t.co/v5NZ5gMTgU https://t.co/XDP67XzyBR
European stocks plunge on far-right election fallout https://t.co/DVmBjlhacN
Why France’s far right is spooking markets https://t.co/B6pS5q6RWQ