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French Election Could Mean More Stocks Volatility, Citigroup Says

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June 14, 2024

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Citigroup European Equity Strategy Head Beata Manthey says the upcoming French elections mean that the volatility in the equity market could "continue for a bit longer around French stocks," but this "does not change the underlying story of recovering EPS and recovering GDP in Europe." She speaks on Bloomberg Television.

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