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Joining us now in Paris is Jean-Claude Triche.

He doesn't really need much of an introduction.

Former ACV president and now Honorary Chairman of the Group of 30.

Also with us in New York is Villamboucher, chief economist of Citi.

Monsieur Triche, welcome to the program.

Thank you so much for coming on. Let's assume that the polls are right.

Let's assume that we get something like 68% for President Macron on Sunday.

What happened next? What kind of message does a president Macron give to France and Europe?

I think first of all we have to wait for the election as Mr Macron said himself of course

it's never a done deal in advance it's not a

dandelier the polls are very positive and I think really that the m macaron will have probably a very powerful mandate to

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