Editor’s Insight: Centre holds – for now – as French prepare for second round
The final ballot may not be a doddle for Emmanuel Macron, as neither candidate represents a mainstream party.
World financial markets and many political leaders breathed a sigh of relief at the result of the first French presidential election.
But the May 7 runoff between Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron could still produce unexpected consequences.
Two fears put to rest are that a majority of French
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Editor’s Insight: Centre holds – for now – as French prepare for second round
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