If, as expected, Emmanuel Macron wins the final round of the French presidential election next week, on May 7, the world would breathe a collective sigh of relief. Last week, when Macron, 39, won the first round on April 23, euro and bank shares soared and US stocks buoyed. The captions in some inte
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Olu Fasan
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