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France’s business leaders scramble to shape far right’s agenda as election looms

France's business community is rushing to engage with the National Rally to influence its economic agenda before 2027.
Leaders hope Bardella, seen as more pro-business, will help shape a market-friendly stance.
Business figures fear the National Rally’s mixed record on spending cuts and tax policy could complicate reforms.
Some business leaders hope the party will follow a more balanced, Meloni-like approach if in power.
The lobbying push includes high-profile events and private discussions with influential lobbies.
National Rally allies like François Durvye and Ambroise de Rancourt have facilitated behind-closed-doors meetings with business groups.
Some see Bardella as a potential posturing force ahead of a 2027 win, borrowing from Meloni’s stance.
There is concern among business leaders about the party's overall stance on the euro and austerity.
Polls show Bardella winning against any other candidate, raising expectations among business communities.
The article notes a tension between wanting stability and the party's anti-immigration, nationalist platform.

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