AN ONGOING EXPLOIT

The French Pm Emmanuel Macaron

The French PM Emmanuel Macaron's decision to dissolve the parliament has taken a serious toll on the euro's valuation.

Currency: Euro May Go For A Toss As French Parliamentary

Exploring the Impact of Macron's Snap French Election on

The Dollar Is Modestly Stronger

The euro slipped on Monday, but came off of overnight lows against the dollar after France's election pointed to a hung parliament.

The dollar is modestly stronger out of the weekend as a surprise win of the left-wing alliance in the French second-round legislative elections sent European currencies lower

Euro slips, but off lows as France faces hung parliament

The Euro Recoiled Monday After

Euro slumps after Macron calls election and far-right surge in Europe

Euro knocked by European vote uncertainty - France 24

The euro recoiled Monday after a far-right surge in weekend EU polls sparked a general election in France, although analysts believe the single currency will remain

The Euro Suffered A Sharp

The euro suffered a sharp decline against the dollar and other currencies following right-wing gains in European Parliament elections, which prompted French President

Euro May Go For A Toss As French Parliamentary Mayhem Ensues

Euro falls after Macron calls snap France vote - RTÉ

The Sudden Parliamentary Pivot And

FX Daily: Bittersweet French election result for the euro

The sudden parliamentary pivot and the dissolution have sent shockwaves within the French financial realm. Post the dissolution announcement, the French financial realm opened to weak bond market statistics.

The euro fell while French stocks and bonds tumbled today, following President Emmanuel Macron's decision to call a snap parliamentary election after being

European Markets Reflect Some Relief

The euro slumps against most of its G-10 currency counterparts as the French President called a snap election, and the far right gained seats in the European

Euro Exchange Rates Unmoved As Political Uncertainty Continues

European markets reflect some relief on Monday as the second round of the French election concluded with the Eurosceptic National Party falling into third place.