The results of the French parliamentary elections revealing that Emmanuel Macron’s La République En Marche has achieved a huge majority bode well for the French economy and for EU relations. But he will still face significant public resistance to his reforms of the labour market.
This is a new version of the European Economics Update that we published on the 12th of June, which we have updated to incorporate the results of the second round.
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