French Government survives second no-confidence motion filed by the far-right national rally (RN) party

The survival of the French government's second no-confidence motion is significant as it stabilizes the current administration, potentially limiting political volatility in France.

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This outcome may bolster confidence in French assets, but geopolitical tensions with the far-right could still influence market sentiment and volatility in the region.

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