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    Markets on tenterhooks as French politicians jostle for power

    Hans van Leeuwen
    Hans van LeeuwenEurope correspondent

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    London | France’s rejuvenated left on Monday (Tuesday AEST) began searching for a way to turn their surprise election surge into a firm grip on the reins of power, as weeks of jockeying to form a coalition government get underway.

    With the Olympic Games only a fortnight away, centrist French President Emmanuel Macron asked his prime minister, 35-year-old Gabriel Attal, to remain in post, along with key senior ministers, while the horse-trading and deal-making plays out.

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