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The French president is warning that the EU could break up over coronavirus – is he right?

French president Emmanual Macron is warning that the coronavirus crisis could result in the breakup of the EU. What's he worried about and what could it mean for investors, asks John Stepek?

by: John Stepek
17 Apr 2020

Emmanuel Macron: EU will unravel unless it embraces financial solidarity. © Getty

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