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On today's podcast:

(1) Far-right leader Marine Le Pen said she won't try to push out President Emmanuel Macron if she wins France's snap parliamentary election in an appeal to moderates and investors.

(2) French and Swiss finance firms are more likely to have former politicians as board members than their European peers, underscoring the close links between policy making and the world of money in the two nations, an Ernst & Young study showed.

(3) The specter of the UK's epic market meltdown two years ago is looming large over politicians as Britain prepares to go to the polls on July 4.

(4) Less than three weeks before the UK's general election, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was beset by disastrous polls over the weekend that suggest he has little chance of turning his Conservative Party's fortunes around before the vote on July 4th.

(5) In the face of calls around the world to diversify out of the dollar in recent years, the US has nabbed almost one-third of all the investment that flowed across borders since Covid struck.

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French Far Right Strength & Bond Vigilantes Eye Europe's Elections