Prediction-market odds rise for Marine Le Pen in France 2027 presidential race as protests roil nation
Speculators on Kalshi see higher odds that Marine Le Pen will win France 2027 presidential contest amid growing unrest in the country.
CNBC reports: Speculators on Kalshi see higher odds that Marine Le Pen will win France 2027 presidential contest amid growing unrest in the country.
This business story centres on France. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Marine Le Pen and Kalshi.
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