Goldman: Market Response To French Election Risk Is Too Muted

Rupert Hargreaves

Published onMarch 20, 2017

Updated on May 14, 2021

Considering what is at stake in the French Election, “the overall market response has so far been remarkably orderly and, overall, quite muted” writes Francesco Garzarelli

Co-Head of Global Macro & Markets Research in the bank’s Top of Mind Global Macro Research magazine March issue.

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Market Response To French Election Risk Is Too Muted

Gerzarelli believes there is little evidence (so far) of systemic risk based on market pricing ahead of the French presidential elections. Considering what is at risk, this is surprised. One possible reason for such a nuanced reaction from the markets...

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Rupert Hargreaves

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Goldman: Market Response To French Election Risk Is Too Muted

Market Response To French Election Risk Is Too Muted

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