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The Cac 40 in Paris slumped as much as 6.7pc in days following the French president’s shock decision to call a snap poll.
Bond markets also slumped amid fears that the far-Right National Rally could win power.
However, the Cac.
40 rebounded by 1.2pc on Wednesday as far-Left and centrist candidates stood down for the second round.
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