Eurozone | 21 April 2017 Faites vos Jeux! Anything is Possible in France this Weekend
This weekend's first round of the French presidential election is too close to call. Our first chart indicates that a runoff between Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron remains the best bet. But the statistical uncertainty inherent in the predictions, and the proximity of the two remaining candidates--the centre-right Mr. Fillon and far-left Mr. Melenchon-- mean that this is now effectively a four-horse race.
Sorry, but our website is best viewed on a device with a screen width greater than 320px. You can contact us at: info@pantheonmacro.com.
This weekend's first round of the French presidential election is too close to call. Our first chart indicates that a runoff between Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron remains the best bet. But the statistical uncertainty inherent in the predictions, and the proximity of the two remaining candidates--the centre-right Mr. Fillon and far-left Mr. Melenchon-- mean that this is now effectively a four-horse race.
Posted: 20th Apr 2017 in 'Eurozone'
You are here: Home » Publications » Eurozone » 21 April 2017 Faites vos Jeux! Anything is Possible in France this Weekend
france, le pen, macron, gdp, growth, gdp growth, ecb, melenchon, polls, french election, brexit, referendum, minimum wage, high income, parliament, policies, gmt, investors, analysts, euro, eurozone, filon, construction, consumer sentiment, weather, pantheon macroeconomics, pantheon, macroeconomic, macroeconomics, independent analysis, independent macroeconomic research, independent, analysis, research, economic intelligence, economy, economic, economics, economists, , Ian Shepherdson, financial market, macro research, independent macro research