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Macron win steers equities lower, but BlackRock remains positive on European markets
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8 May 2017: Despite a drop in European equities in the aftermath of the win for Emmanuel Macron in the race for French presidency, Karim Chedid, BlackRock, explains that this area still looks good for the summer driven, partly, by a weaker euro.
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