‘Like we had a war’: France counts cost of violent protests

Violent protests in France have caused significant damage and disruption, with widespread destruction reported across the country. The unrest has raised concerns about the stability of the French economy and its potential impact on the European market. As President Emmanuel Macron's time in office draws to a close, the protests have added to the uncertainty surrounding the upcoming elections, which are expected to take place in six months. This heightened uncertainty may lead to increased market volatility.

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The violent protests in France have raised concerns about the country's stability and President Macron's ability to maintain control. This could lead to a decrease in investor confidence and a potential decline in French assets.

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